方法论
每篇文章均由自动化编辑系统调研、撰写并核查事实，随后与其信息来源绑定，并通过风险审核后方可发布。
Sourcing
Each article requires either two independent originating organisations or one recognised authoritative originating body. Claims relying on one authority are attributed to that authority. A republication retains its original source and does not count as a second independent source. Every factual claim is bound to a source in a provenance ledger before publication; a claim with no verified binding is cut, never hedged. Source spans, exact attribution, dates and image review remain required. Quotes are at most one sentence, attributed and linked. We never ingest paywalled sources, and our own crawler honours every source site's robots.txt and text-and-data-mining opt-out.
Verification and the risk gate
A negative factual claim about a named company or person is held for human review; held items auto-kill at 24 hours, and the gate fails closed — a bug holds an article, it never publishes one. An article goes live only once the gate has cleared it or a human reviewer has approved it.
Figures and the Index
Every figure carries an explicit basis (NIS, DNIS, kernel) and moisture content, because sources disagree by mixing bases. How we normalize figures to one stated basis, and how we present two sources that disagree without averaging them, is set out in full on the Index methodology page.
Corrections
When we get something wrong we correct it in the open. Every correction is appended to the article and to the public corrections log, never edited away.