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Publishing policy

Editorial standards

A practical standard for weekly articles, visual media and linked live-data sources.

1. Verified sources

Start with the source package.

Articles identify the official page, document, interview or approved client material supporting the main claim.

2. Time and context

Record when live information was observed.

Live maps and dashboards can change. Articles display dates and explain whether a value is an observation, forecast or interpretation.

3. Clear separation

Distinguish fact, analysis and opinion.

Headlines and highlighted passages should not claim more than the supporting evidence.

4. Media with purpose

Use video and social posts as evidence or explanation.

Inline media should add context, demonstrate a process or link to the original source.

5. References

Give readers a route back to the source.

Long-form articles end with a reference list and direct links where appropriate.

6. Corrections

Update transparently.

Material corrections should identify what changed and when. Small style changes do not need a correction note.