Editorial policy
Last updated 2026-10-10T00:00:00.000Z
ContentLora is a living encyclopedia. Our job is to tell you what something is, what just changed and why it matters, and to show you the evidence for every claim so you can check it yourself.
Claims first, prose second
Every page is built from claims: single, checkable statements, each tied to one or more sources. We write the claims first and the prose second. Every factual sentence cites a claim, shown as a numbered marker like [1]. Hover or tap the marker to see the claim, its sources, and a short excerpt from each source.
If we can’t find adequate sources for something, we don’t publish it.
What the labels mean
- Confirmed: backed by a primary source (an official filing, announcement or document) or by several independent, credible reports.
- Reported: published by one credible outlet but not yet confirmed independently.
- Disputed: credible sources disagree. We show both sides.
- Unknown: asserted but not verifiable yet.
Each claim also carries an “as of” date, because facts change.
Sources we use
We prefer primary sources: company filings and official sites, government publications, court records and peer-reviewed research. Next come established news organisations with their own editorial standards. We link to sources and quote only short excerpts. We never republish full articles.
Human review, always
Nothing goes live without review by a human editor. The editor checks the text and also the page title, the description shown in search results, the image alt text, the structured data, and the “Questions readers ask” answers. Every published page shows its review date in its revision history, and we keep a record of who reviewed it.
Pages about living people, health, finance, politics or allegations follow stricter rules: every claim needs a primary source or two independent sources, and they’re marked Strict sourcing.
Keeping pages current
Every page has a scheduled review date. Fast-moving topics are re-checked at least every three months. When a newer fact replaces an older one, we mark the old claim as superseded and review every page that used it. Each page’s revision history lists what changed and when, and returning readers see a “changed since your last visit” note.
Corrections
When we get something wrong, we fix it, add a dated note to the page, and list it in the public corrections log. To report an error, use the suggestion form or email corrections@contentlora.com.
Independence
We don’t accept payment for coverage. If we ever show ads, they’ll be clearly separated from editorial content and won’t influence it.