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Editorial standards
Standards for sourcing, verification and corrections.
Evidence before claims
Articles should link to primary sources wherever possible. Reported results, vendor claims and our own interpretation must be distinguished. A demonstration is not proof of reliable deployment; a benchmark is not a complete assessment of a system.
Dates and context
News should make clear when an event happened, not just when we found it. Explainers and in-depth articles must not present older events as breaking news. Uncertainty and material limitations belong in the article.
Human review and AI assistance
AI-assisted research or drafting must be checked against the underlying sources. Human review and an explicit release decision are required before publication. Generated text or images must not be presented as firsthand reporting or documentary evidence.
Corrections
Our correction process is to verify reported errors, update material facts with a visible correction note, and keep corresponding website and X coverage consistent. To report an error, use the email address on the contact page and include the article link and supporting sources.
Commercial relationships
Any future sponsorship, affiliate arrangement or relevant conflict of interest should be clearly disclosed alongside the affected content. Commercial arrangements must not be presented as independent reporting.