About us
This page exists so anyone can know who is behind what they read, how it is paid for and what we do when we get something wrong. If anything below is unclear, write to us and we will fix it.
What we publish
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Who edits us
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How we are funded
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Who writes
Every piece carries a byline. The names link to a page collecting everything that person has published here, with a short biographical note.
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How we work
No piece publishes itself. The person who writes a text cannot put it on the site: they must send it for review, and an editor approves it or returns it with a written reason. That rule is not a habit, it is built into the system, which rejects any attempt to publish without that approval.
Every change of state of a text — submitted, returned, approved, published, withdrawn — is recorded with the date and the person who made it.
Corrections
When we publish something wrong, we correct it and say so. The correction appears at the foot of the article, with its date. We do not rewrite in silence or delete what has already gone out.
If we withdraw a whole piece, its address does not disappear: it answers that the page was withdrawn, instead of pretending it never existed.
If you find a factual error, write to us naming the article and the fact.
We reply to every request for a correction, including the ones we turn down.
Correcting does not change the original publication date.
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Artificial intelligence
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Contact
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Privacy and data
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