Editorial standards

How we work

Business & Finance articles are researched and drafted with the help of AI models, from public sources that are linked in every article.

Sources

Every story starts from reporting that other outlets, agencies and official bodies have already made public. A story is written only when at least two independent organisations report it; health, finance, legal, insurance and property stories need three. Each claim in an article is tied to the source passage it comes from, and the sources are listed at the end of every article.

Checks

Every factual sentence is tied to a source. Each draft is checked twice before it is published: by rules that compare every number, date and quote with the sources, and by a second model that did not write the draft. Articles that pass both checks are published automatically; anything that fails goes back for rewriting or to a person. Health, finance, legal, insurance and property topics need at least three independent sources and a clean result from both checks.

Stories about suicide or self-harm are never published without a person reading them first.

Our words, their facts

We never copy other publishers' articles. We state facts in our own words and link to where they came from. We do not publish quotes unless the source itself contains them, and we do not invent experts, numbers or dates.

Images

Photos come from Wikimedia Commons under licences that allow reuse, and each one is credited with its author and licence. Where no photo of the subject itself is available we use a related photo and label it "illustrative". We never use photos from news agencies or other outlets.

Corrections

Corrections are made in place and the article shows when it was updated. How to report an error.

Found a mistake? Write to contact@unight.world and we will correct it.

Independence

Advertising pays for the sites. Advertisers have no say in what we cover or how, and ads are always labelled "Advertisement".