Editorial Standards
Editorial Standards
How we decide what to publish and how we stand behind it.
Human-written, human-reviewed.
Every published item is written and reviewed by a person before it goes live. We do not auto-publish.
Two-track review.
Routine factual updates follow our standard editorial review. Compliance-sensitive items receive an additional review by a compliance-competent reviewer before they can be published.
Source-backed.
We cite primary and official sources, link to them, and confirm them before publishing. If we can’t verify it, we don’t publish it as fact. For how verification works on structured Deal coverage, see What Verified Means.
Corrections.
When we get something wrong, we fix it, re-verify the source, and log the change publicly. See our Corrections Policy and the Corrections log.
Use of automation.
Automation may assist our editorial work in the future, but it does not publish content, does not replace human review, and does not bypass our two-track (Track A / Track B) review.
Independence within the ecosystem.
See our Disclosures for how we handle ecosystem and commercial relationships.