Our approach
Show the source.
Explain the limits.
These standards do not mean every fact is known.
Start with the original
We look first for the paper, dataset, filing, specification or direct statement behind a story. Company announcements are identified as company statements, not independent proof.
Keep categories clear
Facts, calculations, quotations and our analysis should be distinguishable. A target is not a completed milestone. A prototype is not a deployed product. An old dataset is not a current measurement.
Check before publishing
Research and checking are separate steps. We hold material that is unsupported, contradicted, out of date or uncleared for reuse. One source-linked Energy brief is available. The complete multi-topic newsletter remains in preparation while other stories need review.
Link to sources
We write concise summaries and link to original material. A source being online does not give us permission to copy its article or images.
Correct visibly
When published material needs correction, our policy is to identify the change and date it. To flag a problem, send the page URL, the passage in question and supporting evidence through our contact route.
Commercial boundaries
Any future sponsorship or affiliate placement will be identified. Commercial relationships will not determine factual conclusions or story rank.