Artmagz publishes explainers for readers who want clear information about technology, digital entertainment and popular culture. These standards guide what may be published and how corrections are handled.
Sources and factual claims
Product specifications, release claims, biographies and numerical claims need attributable evidence. Primary documents and official announcements should be used where available. A publisher’s own claims must be distinguished from independent verification. Missing evidence must not be replaced with invented details.
AI assistance and editorial responsibility
Some Artmagz content is produced or revised with AI assistance. AI output can contain errors and is not a source of evidence. Material factual claims require review against reliable sources. Articles that cannot meet this standard may be held as drafts while their claims are investigated.
Opinions, testing and estimates
Opinions must be presented as opinions. A summary of a product announcement must not claim hands-on testing. Financial estimates must identify their source and date and must not be presented as audited facts. Private details about individuals must not be inferred from their family connections or public image.
Sponsored and contributed material
Paid placements and affiliate relationships must be clearly disclosed where they apply. Links included in exchange for payment must use an appropriate sponsored link attribute. Contributors must not invent author credentials or submit unsupported promotional claims. Payment does not remove the requirement for accurate information.
Corrections
To report an error, email outreach@artmagz.com with the article URL, the disputed passage and an original supporting source. Substantive corrections should explain what changed. There is no guaranteed response time.
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