Editorial & Corrections Policy
Scope and sourcing
InfoFluxMedia covers sports, world, business and technology news in English, Arabic and Turkish. The editorial standard is to support factual claims with identifiable sources and make uncertainty clear. Official statements, original documents and match records should be preferred where available. Claims from secondary reporting should be attributed. Popularity or a search trend alone is not evidence.
Reporting and analysis
Headlines and excerpts should match the article. Reports should distinguish confirmed facts, allegations, commentary and forecasts. An injury, death, medical finding or legal allegation must not be presented as confirmed without suitable evidence. Publication and event dates should help readers distinguish a current update from historical coverage.
AI and translation
AI tools assist with drafting and translation. They can make factual and language errors. Names, dates, scores, figures, quotations and links require editorial review against sources before publication. Translations should preserve the meaning and level of certainty of the sourced report.
Updates and corrections
A developing story may receive an update when reliable new information becomes available. A material factual correction should include a note explaining what changed and when; minor spelling or formatting fixes need not change the event date. Corrections should be applied to affected language editions. A correction request should identify the article, the disputed statement and supporting evidence.
Images and commercial content
Images should have an established permission or licence, with credit where required. AI illustrations should be identified when a reader could mistake them for a photograph of the reported event. Advertising and sponsored content should be distinguishable from editorial reporting and should not determine factual conclusions.
Publishing responsibility and contact
Publication is managed under O&M COMPANY, the publishing name used on InfoFluxMedia. For editorial enquiries or correction requests, write to omaryos2017@gmail.com. Include the article URL, the statement to review and supporting sources.
Sponsored articles must carry a visible Sponsored label. These standards guide our publishing work and the review of existing coverage; they are not a guarantee that errors can never occur. We welcome evidence-based correction requests.
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