Editorial Policy

CapisTech is committed to publishing accurate, fair, and useful technology journalism. This editorial policy governs how we select, research, write, and publish stories.

Source Selection

We prefer primary sources, including official company announcements, security advisories, regulatory filings, research papers, and verified financial disclosures. When primary sources are unavailable, we cite reliable independent publications with a track record of accuracy.

Independent Verification

We verify claims through multiple independent sources before publication. A story normally requires at least 2 reliable supporting sources in addition to any primary source.

Corrections and Updates

When errors are identified, we correct them promptly and transparently. Correction notices are appended to affected articles with the date and nature of the change.

Anonymous Sources

We use anonymous sources only when the information is significant, the source is credible, and there is no reasonable alternative. We explain why anonymity was granted.

Rumor Labeling

Unconfirmed reports, rumors, and speculation are clearly labeled as such. We do not present rumors as verified facts.

Conflicts of Interest

Writers and editors disclose any potential conflicts of interest. We do not accept payment for coverage or allow advertisers to influence editorial content.

AI-Assisted Workflow Disclosure

CapisTech uses AI tools for research assistance, grammar checking, and content structuring. All published articles are reviewed and edited by human editors. AI does not generate final published content without human oversight.

Image Sourcing

We use editorial illustrations, official press images, and original graphics. All images include accurate alt text. Official press images are used in accordance with their terms.