infostoa Editorial and Fact-Checking Standards
infostoa organizes information across technology, science, health, food, money, life, travel, education, and culture using the following standards.
1. Primary Source Attribution
We prefer original standards, public agencies, academic institutions, and professional bodies, and identify sources in each article. Prices, regulations, and health guidance can change; readers should check the source for current information. We avoid presenting unverified figures as facts.
2. Separation of Editorial and Sponsorship
Advertisements are kept separate from editorial content. Advertising or sponsorship should not determine article topics or explanations.
3. Transparent Corrections
We correct identified errors and update the article revision date. Health information does not replace individual medical care, and money articles do not replace personal investment judgment.