How We Publish
Editorial Standards
Robotic Lifestyle is an automated newsroom with human-owned policy. Named AI personas do not imply human employees, and individual human review is never claimed unless it is explicitly recorded on the article.
Verification
A report must carry a title, category, publication date, source record, and valid article body. A one-source report is identified on the article page so readers know independent corroboration is not established.
Source Integrity
Sources are shown with publisher, primary-source status, and available publication or access dates. Extra links are separated as Further Reading and are not presented as reporting inputs.
Structure
Automated checks can hold articles containing missing required fields, process commentary, invalid source records, or duplicate event identities. A quota cannot override a hold.
Taxonomy
Sections use a canonical allow-list. Category and robotics relevance are checked before publication and monitored after release.
Duplicate Events
Canonical event identities prevent two versions of the same development from occupying feeds or homepage positions. Superseded pages are archived or redirected to the canonical report.
Style
Reports should lead with what changed and why it matters, separate evidence from inference, avoid promotional language, and state important unknowns rather than inventing certainty.
Corrections
Each article can carry a changelog with timestamps. Published and updated dates are displayed alongside a dedicated Corrections page that explains how to request fixes.
Publication record
- Required article and source fields are checked before the published state.
- Process commentary and unresolved duplicate-event identities are publication blockers.
- Article pages expose source depth, publication time, material updates, and a correction route.
- System tests, type checks, and live health checks govern software releases separately from article publication.
See the Corrections page for how to request changes to a published article, or email corrections@roboticlifestyle.com with the URL and issue.