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Frequently asked questions
We use AI to assist our journalists — suggesting headlines, checking grammar, proposing tags and drafting translations. Every suggestion is reviewed and accepted by a named human editor before publication. Nothing reaches this site without a person deciding it should.
How the newsroom works, in plain language.
Do you use AI to write articles?
We use AI to assist our journalists — suggesting headlines, checking grammar, proposing tags and drafting translations. Every suggestion is reviewed and accepted by a named human editor before publication. Nothing reaches this site without a person deciding it should.
In which languages do you publish?
English and French today. Each language is edited and published separately, so a translation is a piece of journalism in its own right rather than a machine rendering of another.
How do I report an error?
Write to the newsroom — see the Contact page.
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How does Kurasikapa protect editorial independence?
The newsroom separates editorial judgement from commercial influence.
Editors decide what is reported and how it is presented. Advertising and sponsored work are labelled clearly, and commercial partners do not approve newsroom coverage.
How can I request a correction?
Send the article link and the specific fact you believe needs review.
Use the contact page to reach the editorial desk. The team reviews supporting evidence, updates confirmed errors transparently and records material corrections on the article.
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What matters here
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Editorial standards
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Reader services
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Working together
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