Editorial Policy

Accuracy before speed

Speed matters in technology news, but an unsupported claim should not be presented as fact. When information is uncertain or disputed, the article should describe that uncertainty instead of overstating what is known.

Sources

Primary sources are preferred when available, including official websites, product pages, documentation, company statements, original repositories, research papers and direct statements. Reliable reporting can be used for context and comparison.

News versus analysis

Reporting should distinguish documented events and statements from interpretation or analysis. Opinion or analysis should be identifiable to readers rather than blended into factual claims.

Headlines and updates

Headlines should accurately describe the page without unsupported promises. Material updates may change the modified date, while substantive errors are handled under the corrections policy.

Automation and accountability

Automation and AI may assist discovery, organization and drafting, but source verification remains required. Details are described in the AI and automation policy.