Last updated: August 16, 2026
Originality
Every article must add meaningful value through original reporting, analysis, data interpretation or commentary. We do not scrape, mirror or automatically rewrite another publisher’s work. Short quotations are attributed and used only when necessary for context.
Accuracy and sourcing
Writers verify names, dates, scores and statistics before publication. Claims that are not common knowledge should be supported by a primary source, an on-record interview or a clearly identified reliable source. Anonymous sourcing requires editorial approval.
Analysis and opinion
Analysis may draw conclusions, but it must identify the facts and assumptions behind them. Opinion pieces are labeled. Headlines should accurately represent the article and must not manufacture urgency or certainty.
Corrections
We correct factual errors promptly. Minor formatting fixes may be made silently; material corrections receive a dated editor’s note. Requests can be submitted through the contact page with the article title, URL and supporting information.
Commercial independence
Contributors disclose relevant interests. Advertisers do not preview, approve or assign editorial conclusions. Paid content will be clearly labeled, and advertisements will not be designed to resemble navigation or editorial cards.
Automation
Automation may assist with transcription or proofreading, but a human editor remains responsible. We do not publish automatically generated stories without substantive human review, verification and original editorial value.