Editorial policy
Source & Correction Policy
Trust begins with clear provenance and a visible route to challenge the record. This policy explains how DataStackSignals handles sources and corrections.
01
Original sources
DataStackSignals links back to the original source used for each story so readers can inspect the announcement, documentation or primary context directly.
02
Original commentary
DataStackSignals writes original summaries and analysis. DataStackSignals does not copy or republish full publisher articles. Commentary is separated from the source description through a consistent editorial structure.
03
Submitting a correction
Readers can submit a correction through the contact page. A useful request identifies the article, the specific statement in question, the supporting source and any relevant context.
- Select Suggest a correction in the contact form.
- Include a direct source link where possible.
- Explain whether the issue is factual, contextual or related to a later update.
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Review and editor’s notes
Corrections should be reviewed against reliable sources. Where appropriate, an article will be updated and a material change recorded with an editor’s note. Minor spelling or formatting repairs may be made without a note.
Where a correction materially changes the meaning of an article, DataStackSignals will add an editor’s note explaining what changed and when.