Sources & corrections
Follow the evidence. Challenge the conclusion.
Source types
Primary source: original announcements, documentation, research, filings, conference material, videos or interviews. Secondary reporting: attributed coverage by another publication. Author analysis: an interpretation, clearly identified rather than presented as independent evidence.
Reading source lists
Source references provide a descriptive title, source type and link. A reference is not an endorsement. A compensated link, if introduced, must carry a nearby referral disclosure; it must not be disguised as an ordinary evidence reference.
Request a correction
Use Contact and select Corrections. Include the article URL, the statement in question and supporting evidence. No fixed response time is promised.
A visible correction record
Substantial corrections appear on the affected article. Original dates remain intact, and correction notes are retained. PHASE SHIFT readings are preserved; a later change is recorded as a new reading rather than silently replacing an old one.