StockPil Editorial Guidelines & Publishing Principles
This policy describes how StockPil produces and publishes content.
How articles are produced
- Sourced. Articles are built on published reports from established publishers, company statements and public documents. Sources are named in every article, with a link to the original report where available.
- Multi-source where possible. Stories covered by several publishers are given priority, and the article states which outlet reported what.
- AI-assisted. Articles are drafted with AI tools under editorial rules set by our team.
- Checked before publication. An article is published only if it passes checks for factual grounding (figures, names and quotations must be present in the sources), originality of wording, headline accuracy and link validity. Articles that fail are not published.
- Editor review. Our editor reviews published articles and makes corrections directly in the article where needed.
- Fresh. Old reports are not turned into new articles.
What we do not publish
- Rewritten advertising, token presales, cloud-mining offers or other paid promotions presented as news.
- Headlines that exaggerate or withhold what the story says.
- Claims that are not supported by a named source.
Accuracy and corrections
No process removes every error. When an error is found or reported we correct it promptly and note the change. See the Corrections Policy and the Fact-Checking Policy.
Independence
What we cover is not influenced by advertisers or sponsors. Payment never buys news coverage, favourable treatment or the removal of coverage.
Press releases and paid content
- Press releases are paid, third-party content. They are labelled at the top, carry a disclaimer, and their links are marked as sponsored.
- Press releases are kept out of our Google News sitemap. Releases from gambling, casino and betting companies are also kept out of search indexes.
No advice
Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal or tax advice.
Last updated: September 18, 2026