Editorial Policy

Last updated: June 18, 2026

Nuzenio presents news discovered from public feeds and approved playable sources. Each story keeps source attribution and a link to the original publisher.

AI summaries, key facts, and context panels are reading aids. They are separated from the original source link and should be checked against the publisher article for important decisions.

Commercial placements, affiliate links, and sponsorships must be labeled and kept separate from editorial RSS coverage. Corrections should be made promptly when source attribution, summaries, or links are inaccurate.

Editorial Accountability

The Nuzenio site owner is responsible for maintaining this policy, reviewing submitted sources, separating commercial placements from editorial surfaces, and responding to correction requests. Nuzenio does not claim that feed summaries are independently reported by Nuzenio unless an article is clearly labeled as original Nuzenio content.

How Stories Are Presented

Nuzenio shows article titles, short feed summaries, source names, timestamps, and original publisher links. It does not republish full articles from other publishers.

Context modules are generated from available feed metadata and visible source information. They are intended to make reading faster, not to create unsupported claims.

Source-diversity labels distinguish single-publisher stories, multiple feed signals from the same publisher, and true multi-publisher coverage. The detailed process is documented in the Source Methodology.

Original Explainers

Nuzenio Editorial Explainers are original background guides written to explain recurring topics. They are evergreen where possible, updated as standards evolve, and kept separate from live publisher reporting. Explainers should answer what happened, what came before, what could happen next, and what readers should verify through source links.

Update History

Article cards and article views show publication and update timestamps when feed metadata is available. Original Nuzenio explainers and policy pages include last-updated signals where appropriate. Material changes to source attribution, AI context, correction labels, or original Nuzenio text should be logged through the admin/editorial workflow.

Quality Standards

Nuzenio aims to reduce duplicate cards, separate live and recorded video experiences, keep local pages manually selected, and make every story clickable to a source-attributed article view.

News involving health, finance, elections, conflict, or public safety should be verified through the original publisher and other authoritative sources before important decisions are made.

Corrections

Correction requests are reviewed for source attribution, broken links, misleading summaries, outdated metadata, duplicate stories, and commercial labeling. When a correction is accepted, the relevant page or source configuration should be updated promptly.