Editorial policy

How we choose, write and correct our articles. Effective October 25, 2026.

1. Choosing topics

• We look at search suggestions and search data from Google and Naver to find the questions people actually ask.
• The editor picks or approves every topic.
• News issues are explained within three days of the story, and the unfamiliar terms in it get their own explainers.

2. Sources

• We start from public agencies, peer-reviewed research, official statements and established media.
• Each article lists its sources at the end.
• Claims that appear in only one place, or that we cannot verify, are left out or clearly labelled as unconfirmed.

3. Use of AI tools

• We use AI tools for research and drafting.
• Numbers, dates and quotes are checked against the original sources before an article goes live.
• Personal experience appears only in the editor's own comment section and is never invented. Articles without one end with a one-line summary instead.

4. Health information

• Articles about health are general information and do not replace a medical diagnosis or treatment.
• Health articles are not reviewed by a medical professional, so they rely only on the guidance of health authorities and public agencies and on published research, never on personal anecdotes.
• Where it matters, the article tells readers to talk to a doctor before changing a treatment.

5. Diagrams and photos

• We make our own diagrams and tables.
• Photos are mostly freely licensed images from Wikimedia Commons (public domain, CC0, CC BY, CC BY-SA), credited with the author and licence under each photo.
• When we use a company press photo or a frame from an official trailer, we credit it and use it only to describe that product or show.
• If a photo raises a copyright problem, tell us and we will take it down after checking.

6. Ads and affiliate links

• This site may show ads (Google AdSense). Advertisers have no say in what we write.
• Articles with affiliate links say so at the top.
• We do not put affiliate links in articles about health or supplements.
• We have published no sponsored articles. If that changes, the article will say so at the top.

7. Corrections and updates

• When a reader reports a mistake, we check it, fix it and show the update date on the article.
• Information that changes over time, such as schedules and records, is re-checked and updated.

8. Contact

Send corrections, copyright questions and question ideas through the contact page. Who runs this site is on the about page.