These are the rules I use for every article on Alex Morgan Unfiltered, across US, Australia, Geopolitics, Economy, and Technology.
What goes on the site
Most pieces are explainers and short analysis: what happened, what it means, and what readers should not leap to. The same bar applies whether the story is a rate decision, a sanctions package, or a tech policy fight.
Accuracy
Names, dates, figures, and what officials or companies actually said should match the record. Estimates, forecasts, polls, and modelled numbers get labelled as such. If I cannot verify a claim, it does not pretend to be fact.
Sourcing
Articles name or link the underlying sources when that is practical: official data, primary documents, government or company statements, and solid reporting. Primary sources beat second-hand summaries when both exist.
Sources sit in their own block at the end of the piece so you can check them without fighting the narrative. Organisation first, then the document or headline, then a date when it helps. Caveats about incomplete data or scope limits go in a quieter note beside that list, not buried inside it.
Fact, analysis, opinion
Fact is what the record supports.
Analysis is how I read those facts. It is explanation, not a guaranteed outcome.
Opinion, if it appears, gets labelled. This site is mostly commentary and explainers, not party messaging or unpaid-for sponsorship.
Plans versus what is already in force
A lot of stories mix proposals, threats, pilots, roadmaps, and rules that already apply. I try to keep those stages separate so a draft plan or a loud headline does not get mistaken for settled reality.
No hype as a substitute
Clear language beats drama. Social buzz is not verification. When the evidence is thin, contested, or moving fast, the article should say that in plain English.
Corrections
If I find a meaningful factual error, I fix the article and note the change when it alters how the story reads. Small typos may be cleaned without a flag.
To request a correction, use Contact. Include the article URL, the passage, and your suggested fix with a source if you have one.
Money and independence
I do not take payment for favourable coverage. If sponsored, affiliate, or partner material ever appears, it will be labelled as such.