Editorial policy

Sources and conclusions

We prefer primary sources and place links near the claims they support. We distinguish established facts, source statements and editorial interpretation. Lack of confirmation is not treated as proof. Material limitations and uncertainty should be visible in the text.

AI, translations and release

AI assists with writing, translations and covers. Before release, text is checked against saved sources by a staff editor or a separate automated editorial review. A failed review leaves the article in draft. Automation cannot guarantee error-free content; the operator remains responsible for publication.

Site-language editions preserve meaning and source links. Public editorial processing uses materials authorised for that purpose; private research is not automatically published.

Illustrations

Generated covers are labelled as AI-created. They explain a topic and are not event photographs or evidence. Reused images credit their creator and permitted use. Illustrations must not attribute unverified actions to real people.

Corrections and discussion

Report errors to [email protected] with the article URL, disputed claim and a verifiable source. Material changes remain in editorial history; pages display publication and update dates.

Comments are moderated. Do not publish identity documents, another person's private information, threats, spam or unsupported accusations. Links to external websites do not imply the operator's endorsement.