Publishing principles
Editorial Policy
This policy explains the standards we want every public article to follow before it earns reader trust.
Topic-first writing
Articles should be discoverable by their subject. Titles and descriptions should describe the story clearly without leaning on site-name searches.
Accuracy and context
Writers should separate observation from claim, add useful context where needed, and avoid exaggerating certainty when a topic is still developing.
Attribution
When an article depends on external facts, quotes, public data, or first-hand experience, the source context should be clear to readers.
Updates
Meaningful article updates should preserve the published date, update the modified date, and avoid changing the public URL unless a redirect plan exists.