# Review a received LinkedIn recommendation before displaying it

Original constructed teaching cases, not real accounts, participants or customers.

## Case 1

R1 — Constructed role error: “Led the entire launch” describes a member who reviewed one onboarding step. Decision: keep the item pending and draft the exact correction “Reviewed the onboarding step” for a deliberate revision request. Result: no accepted leadership claim; request delivery and revised author text remain unobserved until actually checked.

## Case 2

R2 — Constructed temporary display choice: an accepted, accurate recommendation references a project the member no longer wants highlighted. Decision: use that Received item’s display toggle and inspect the saved state. Result: its profile display can be recorded; neither author deletion nor removal of old screenshots is established.

## Case 3

R3 — Constructed wrong side: a member hides a recommendation they wrote under Given but still sees it on the recipient’s profile. Decision: identify the two displays and use the appropriate author/content route if a correction is needed. Result: the observations can coexist; repeatedly hiding the own-profile copy cannot verify a recipient-side correction.