Editorial and corrections policy
Our goal is useful, source-grounded AI reporting for operators, founders, and technology teams.
Source standards
We prioritize official company announcements, regulatory publications, filings, original research, and direct statements. Secondary reporting may provide context, but material claims must be attributable to a named source.
Verification and uncertainty
Automated quality checks require multiple sources and reject thin drafts. Reports that cannot be independently confirmed are described as reported or unconfirmed. Analysis and inference are labelled as such.
Corrections and updates
Material corrections are added to the article with an updated timestamp and a clear explanation. Minor spelling or formatting changes may be corrected without a note. To report an error, email hello@tweelabs.com with the article URL and supporting evidence.
AI assistance
AI may assist research synthesis and drafting. Publication rules require source attribution, structured validation, and factual boundaries based on the collected sources.