The Seenford Standard
What does Named with caution mean?
Named with caution means an option is identified alongside a warning, reservation or limitation relevant to the user's decision.
The caution may concern suitability, availability or another stated issue. It should be understood in the context of the question.
A caution is not automatically a verified fact or a general rejection. Its evidence and wording need inspection.
In Seenford
For Seenford, this means a distinct Named with caution tier, with the verdict linked to the exact sentence the engine wrote.
Example
An answer names a provider but warns that it may not serve the requested area.
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