EDITORIAL POLICY
Evidence. Clarity. Transparency.
The standards DARH aims to apply to published research, news and educational material.
Sourcing
Material factual claims should link to reliable sources. Prefer original filings, official documentation and primary data. Identify reported claims and distinguish them from verified facts.
Fact, analysis and uncertainty
Separate source facts from our interpretation. Explain important assumptions and missing information. News, research, education and sponsored material should be recognisable as distinct content types.
Dates and updates
Published research should show its author and publication date. Material updates should show the update date and explain what changed. Market data should show its source and timestamp.
Corrections
Readers can report a potential error through the contact page. Substantive corrections should be identified on the affected article with the correction date.
Commercial transparency
Sponsored articles and paid placements must be labelled. Affiliate relationships should be disclosed near relevant links. Commercial content should not be presented as independent research.
Use of AI
AI may assist with drafting or research organisation. Source verification and human review remain necessary before publishing material factual claims.