Editorial policy

We publish factual, clearly dated stories. Every article must show a headline, summary, publish time, and source context.

If a mistake is found, we correct it quickly and update the article timestamp.

AI tools may support drafting and summarization, but final publication is reviewed by human editors.

We avoid misleading thumbnails, fake urgency, and copied text blocks without attribution.

Wire stories from partner feeds (BBC, Guardian, Reuters, and others) are summarized with clear source labels and links to originals. They are source-based summaries, not original reporting by Ebenezer journalists. Desk names label our editorial lanes — they are not claims that outside reporters work for Ebenezer Digital.

Wire stories remain in our Google News sitemap for seven days (split across multiple sitemap files when there are more than 1,000 URLs). Article pages stay available on the server for at least 30 days.

Original CMS stories written by Ebenezer editors follow the same dating, correction, and source citation standards. We do not invent journalists, quotes, or statistics.