Editorial standards
Authorship and review
Human contributors are credited by name. Organizational desk bylines identify desk-produced work. The publishing workflow requires an authenticated editor to review and approve each article. An approved saved version may then publish on schedule. Changes to that version require fresh approval.
Evidence and media
Reporting accurately attributes sources, distinguishes allegations from established findings, and uses media with recorded rights and appropriate credits. Every newly published story requires a featured image. Reused free-licensed and public-domain images link to their source and licence information. Editors check that the permitted use covers this publication.
AI-generated illustrations are identified in their image captions. They must not be presented as documentary photographs of real people or events. Original reporting and meaningful context take priority over article volume.
References
Links support a claim or help readers understand the subject. We do not require reciprocal links or insert links to meet a network quota. Paid placements must be identified and use appropriate sponsored-link attributes.
Review and corrections
The editorial programme reviews sourcing, images, accessibility, usefulness, clarity, freshness and technical presentation. Material corrections are recorded; original publication dates are preserved. Report a factual error or rights concern to kazi@cansoft.com, identifying the article and the information in question.