Editorial Policy
A readable story should also be a responsible one. Vera Daily Press aims to give readers context without blurring the line between established facts, opinions and unanswered questions.
Working with material
Editors review names, dates, figures, quotations and their source context. Authorized reuse still needs appropriate rights for text and photographs. Images and captions should describe what they show without suggesting events or evidence that they do not document.
What remains uncertain
An unsupported detail is not improved by confident wording. Disputed statements may be omitted or clearly qualified. Missing information should not be invented to make an article feel complete.
Labels and assistance
Opinion and promotional material should be recognizable. Drafting tools may help organize or rewrite documented material, but AI is not a source and cannot transfer publication rights. Editorial review is required.
An ongoing record
Material factual errors should be corrected with a clear explanation. Readers can consult Corrections for the information needed to raise a concern.