How we write

Every article on this blog is labelled AI-assisted, human-reviewed. That label is a promise, so here is exactly what it means.

AI-assisted

We use AI to help research and draft. It is good at gathering and organising material quickly. It can also be wrong, so we never publish what it writes on trust.

Human-reviewed

Before an article can be scheduled, a person (M Bindra) reads it in full and checks its facts against the sources listed at the bottom of the article. Our publishing system will not schedule an article that has no recorded review. If we change an article's text afterwards, the review is cleared until it is checked again.

Sources

We cite primary sources first: regulators and official publications. Each article shows when it was last reviewed. Where a rule is still changing, the article says so and tells you to confirm it before you act.

Corrections

If you spot a mistake, please tell us. We will check it and correct the article, and update its review date.

Not legal advice

This article is general information, not legal advice. Rules change and differ by jurisdiction; check the sources listed and speak to a qualified professional about your situation.