This page explains how articles on BriseFeed are researched, written, checked, and corrected.
Research and sourcing
Articles are built from primary or reputable secondary sources: peer-reviewed studies, official documentation, regulator decisions, and recognized reference works. When an article cites a study or a number, we check it against the original or a reliable description of it and link to it in a Sources section. If we cannot verify a figure, we leave it out or describe it as unverified.
Use of AI tools
We use AI tools to help research, outline, and draft. They do not replace source checking. Anything that makes a factual claim is verified against its source before it is published, and the editorial team is responsible for what appears on the site.
Accuracy and uncertainty
Many popular facts are simplified or exaggerated. We try to state what the evidence actually shows, including sample sizes, limitations, and disagreements among researchers, and we avoid presenting correlation as proof of cause.
Independence
Our articles are editorial content. We do not accept payment to publish or to change what we write about a game, product, or service. If that ever changes, paid or sponsored content will be clearly labeled as such.
Images
Images are used under open or commercial-use licenses, and credit is given in the caption where the license asks for it.
Corrections
If you find an error, email contact@brisefeed.com or use the contact page. We fix confirmed mistakes promptly and note substantial corrections at the top or bottom of the article.