TopTopInfo aims to verify material factual claims before publication and to correct significant errors when they are identified.
Source selection
Writers should prefer primary sources and authoritative records when available, including government publications, official statistics, academic research, archives, museums, court records, company filings, and original product documentation. Reputable secondary reporting may be used for context or when primary material is unavailable.
Verification process
Important names, dates, quotations, statistics, rankings, scientific claims, and historical assertions should be checked against more than one reliable source when practical. Writers must distinguish confirmed facts from estimates, interpretations, allegations, and unresolved questions.
Sensitive subjects
Health, financial, legal, political, and safety-related material receives heightened review. Such articles should use current authoritative sources, avoid unsupported advice or promises, and identify a qualified reviewer when professional judgment is necessary.
AI-assisted work
AI tools may help organize research or improve language, but AI output is not accepted as evidence. Claims produced or suggested by automation must be independently checked against reliable sources by a human author or editor.
Corrections
Readers can submit a specific concern through our contact page. We review reported passages and handle changes under the Corrections Policy.
