Editorial Policy

Stories must originate from identifiable source material, official announcements, or structured platform data. We link the source when a verified URL is available and distinguish external reporting from our own context.

AI generates and translates articles from supplied reports and provider records. Supported output can publish automatically after structural checks; unsupported output is skipped. These checks do not independently verify every claim. Automation does not create first-hand reporting. Localized editions must preserve factual meaning and source attribution.

We prioritize timely stories that add useful context, comparison, or platform data. Thin archive and topic pages are kept out of search indexing until they contain enough material to help readers.

Material factual errors should be corrected promptly. Substantial changes retain the original publication date and receive an accurate modification date; stories are not artificially refreshed for search visibility.

Paid placement, sponsorship, or a material relationship must be clearly disclosed. Source links do not imply endorsement.