Editorial policy

This policy explains how The Demandverse reports, what readers can expect from us, and how to hold us to it.

Sourcing

We rely on primary sources wherever possible: company announcements, regulatory filings, court documents, official statistics and peer-reviewed research, along with reporting from established news organisations. Articles link to their sources so readers can check them. We do not invent quotes, and we attribute claims to the people or organisations that made them.

Accuracy

We distinguish between confirmed facts, company claims and analysis. Figures are reported with their source and date. Forecasts and market-size estimates are labelled as estimates. Before publication, every article is checked against its sources, and we revisit our guides regularly so that they stay current.

Corrections and updates

When we get something wrong, we fix it and, where the error was material, add a note to the article saying what changed. When an article is substantially updated, its "updated" date changes. To report an error, use our contact page and include the article link.

Independence

Our coverage is not for sale. We do not accept payment in exchange for coverage or favourable treatment. Sponsored content, if we ever publish it, will be clearly labelled as such and kept separate from editorial work. Companies we write about have no right to review articles before publication.

Not professional advice

Our articles are for information. They are not investment, legal, medical, tax or other professional advice. See our disclaimer.

Feedback

We read every message. If you think an article is unfair, inaccurate or missing important context, tell us through the contact page.