Accountability
How editorial decisions are made
A verification must be reproducible: the claim, evidence, limits and corrections remain visible to the reader.
Evidence first
Primary documents and direct data take precedence. Every material separates facts, interpretation and remaining uncertainty.
Independent review
High-impact or disputed checks require a second editorial review before publication.
Right of reply
Where possible, the person or organization concerned is invited to respond. A refusal or absence of response is recorded without speculation.
Corrections
Material errors are corrected without silently replacing the previous conclusion. The date and substance of a significant correction are shown publicly.
AI assistance
AI may help find sources or prepare a draft, but it never publishes a verdict. Sources and conclusions are checked by an editor.
Translations
Machine translation is never presented as editorially verified. Language versions identify their review status and preserve the original verdict.
Suggest a correction
Send the page link, the disputed fragment and a primary source through the report form.
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