Editorial policy and source checks
How we choose sources, label assumptions, use AI assistance and record substantive corrections.
We read announcements as records to check, not automatic investment conclusions. An article should make the date, scope and limits of its evidence clear.
Sources and dates
Protocol claims use chain documentation, proposals and public code where appropriate. Platform conditions use current help pages and applicable terms. Announcement cases link to the original publication. An official source supports only what it actually says. We distinguish publication, effective and review dates, and leave conflicting or unavailable evidence unresolved rather than inventing certainty.
Examples and arithmetic
Hypothetical inputs are labelled and do not represent live prices, private-account testing or confirmed offers. Calculations state units and separate consumption, savings and valuation. We do not fabricate account screenshots, transaction hashes, audience counts or verification experience.
AI assistance
AI assists with research organisation, drafting, language adaptation and checks. Generated text is not itself a factual source; important claims still require public evidence. Lin Vale is a pen name, not an invented licensed expert. The Macedonian version has not yet been reviewed article by article by a native-speaking editor; if you spot awkward wording, please let us know.
Commercial context and corrections
Referral links require clear disclosure. Potential income cannot verify a benefit. Confirmed substantive errors should be corrected in affected passages and related language versions, with a note in the correction record. Layout-only changes are not relabelled as new reporting.
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