Evidence standards

Evidence policy

Supporting material should make a cultural comparison clearer, not louder.

Evidence is useful when it is relevant, attributable, and presented with enough context for visitors to understand what it does and does not show.

What can be submitted

Relevant reporting, research, original public media, credible analysis, and source material that directly relates to a clash.

Material is evaluated for relevance, context, attribution, source quality, and duplication.

Unverifiable claims, manipulated media, irrelevant promotion, harassment, private personal information, and material that misrepresents a source.

Evidence may be updated, removed, or annotated when stronger context or a verified correction becomes available.