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Editorial Standards

The format, source discipline and level of verification should be visible in the published work—not hidden behind the interface.

01Labels are part of the reporting

News, analysis, opinion, reviews and sponsored work are labeled separately. Reporting should not quietly inherit the voice or certainty of commentary, and sponsored material should not resemble independent editorial judgment.

02Sources and attribution

Automated reporting retains source URLs and source notes so the underlying material can be traced. Contested claims, allegations and interpretations should be attributed rather than adopted as Nuvellum’s own voice.

03Sensitive stories

Political, legal, conflict, serious-harm and other high-risk stories require an independent verification result before publication. A story that does not clear that step is held rather than softened into publication.

04Automation does not replace the standard

Automation can gather, draft, classify and route work, but the same publication rules apply to machine-assisted and manually prepared material.

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