Last updated: September 18, 2026
Our editorial goal is to publish useful content with clear labels, meaningful sourcing and a distinction between factual reporting and creative work.
Factual Content
For news and history, we aim to use identifiable sources, cross-check important claims, distinguish fact from interpretation, and avoid hiding material uncertainty.
Sources and Corrections
Where practical, factual articles should identify or link to relevant sources. Meaningful errors should be corrected after review. Minor typography or formatting changes may be made without a correction notice.
AI and Automated Assistance
Automated or AI-assisted tools may be used for drafting assistance, translation, summarization, formatting, image generation or editorial checks. Automated output can be wrong. Factual claims should therefore be evaluated against reliable sources before publication.
Creative Content
Novels, original anime-style webseries and other fictional works are creative content and are not presented as factual reporting.
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