Editorial standards

Zidon aims to distinguish documented fact, attributed reporting, interpretation, archival memory, and opinion clearly.

Sourcing and attribution

Historical and news claims should identify their source wherever practical. Primary records, named institutions, direct documentation, and clearly attributed reporting are preferred over unsupported summaries.

Verification and context

Material is reviewed for identity, date, location, context, and provenance. Uncertainty, interpretation, reconstructed imagery, and disputed claims should be labeled rather than presented as settled fact.

Independence and corrections

Editorial decisions are made for accuracy, public value, and historical responsibility. Material errors are corrected transparently and promptly after review.