Value 1: Transparency The project makes hidden moderation processes visible to the public. DH Link: Sharing cultural data Value 2: Accessibility The dashboard allows non-experts to explore complex datasets. DH Link: Expanding access to cultural information Result 1 Users gain a better understanding of how misinformation is managed. Links audience (public) to goal (transparency) Result 2 Researchers can analyze patterns in misinformation. Links audience (academics) to goal (data analysis) The NoteTracker Dashboard reflects strong Digital Humanities best practices. It effectively analyzes cultural data by examining misinformation trends, preserves digital records through structured datasets, and shares information through a public platform. The project demonstrates high levels of transparency, accessibility, and documentation. However, its reliance on data from a single platform may limit its scope. Overall, it is a strong example of a DH project that successfully integrates technology, research, and public engagement.