How this is put together.

What gets published

Sources, always named

Every piece names what it rests on and links to it, so any statement can be checked against its origin. Primary material — the document, the paper, the announcement itself — is preferred to someone else's account of it.

Retold, not reprinted

News is summarised in our own words and links back to the original. Wording is not copied; only names and terms coincide.

Figures as the source gives them

Numbers are quoted as stated — not rounded, not recalculated, not filled in. Where a source says “more than 100”, so do we.

Nothing invented

No made-up figures, quotations, forecasts or placeholder entries. Quotations appear only where the source carries them and names who said them. Where a number does not exist, no number is shown.

48 hours

A news item is eligible only if its original was published within the last 48 hours, dated from the source's own feed or page in UTC. A source with no verifiable date is not used, and the window does not stretch to fill a section.

The evidence ladder

Where a piece makes a claim that something works, a scale above the headline shows how far the evidence behind it has got: cells, animals, early work in people, large observational studies, a randomised trial, or results pooled across studies. It records the kind of study and not the strength of the finding — a pooled analysis that found no effect still sits on the last rung, because that is the most demanding kind of study there is. A piece that makes no such claim carries no ladder, and an absent ladder is never a verdict.

Blocked sources

Some publishers refuse automated requests. That is their decision and we do not work around it: such a source is read in a browser or not used at all.

Money

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Corrections

Errors are corrected on the page, and the date of the last substantive revision is shown on it. Report one to editor@eonix.art.

Images

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Money

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