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How we use sources, explain uncertainty and respond to errors.

Sources and dates

Articles distinguish confirmed information from claims, expectations and estimates. An announcement about a future event is not proof it has happened. Source records and dates help readers understand the reporting.

Popularity alone does not prove a social post is true. Substantive changes are explained rather than disguised by a new timestamp.

Headlines, images and commercial material

Headlines should accurately describe the article. Captions distinguish illustrations from photographs or screenshots. Claims of first-hand testing require actual evidence.

Paid or sponsored material is labelled. Advertising is separate from editorial content. Native and Banner advertisements are supplied through Adsterra, subject to the reader advertising choices described in our Privacy Policy.

Request a correction

Email chamqi666@gmail.com with the article URL, the statement in question and a source that helps us check it. Rights requests should identify the material and explain the basis of the request.

When a material factual error is confirmed, the article is corrected with an explanation where needed. Minor spelling or formatting adjustments may not receive a separate note.

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