Editorial standards.
The rules that govern every brief QuantixNews publishes: what counts as a fact, what counts as an assessment, and what has to happen before a piece goes live.
01 / Fact and assessmentWe separate what is known from what is judged
Every claim in a brief is either reported fact, attributed to a source, or labelled analysis, our own read on what it means. The two are never blended into one unmarked sentence.
02 / Human reviewNothing publishes without a human editor
Every brief, however it was drafted, is read in full by a human editor before it goes live. The editor checks each citation against its source, checks the framing for fairness, and can send a piece back for revision or reject it outright. Publication is a human decision, made piece by piece.
03 / SourcingEvery factual claim is traceable
Claims carry an inline citation back to the reporting that supports them, and the full source list appears at the foot of the piece. We do not assert facts from nowhere.
04 / IndependenceNo ads, no sponsor influence
QuantixNews carries no advertising and no paid placement. Coverage decisions are made on newsworthiness, not on who might be pleased or displeased by them.