Editorial method
Primary sources for following AI without copying noise
The current state of Clarumia should start from the original source and end in a practical decision: test, wait, pay, monitor, or discard.
- Official Source
- Visible date
- Own text
- Clear action
Editorial method
Before publishing a news, it's convenient to search for primary sources, check real availability and separate the announcement from what a person or company can do with it today.
Sources that fit
Official product blogs, security notes, documentation, price pages, change logs, regulators, technical repositories and live ads for authorized users.
How to turn it into a useful piece?
First note what changed and when it was consulted. Afterwards separate who is affected, what limit they have, what cost can change and what small test allows to check if it deserves attention.
What should you avoid?
Don't copy automated feeds, long headlines, or third-party images without license. If news comes from a medium, Clarumia must search for the primary source before summarizing it.
Recommended format
A short piece is enough: linked source, consultation date, practical impact, risks, suggested test and provisional decision. If there's no decision, it probably doesn't deserve to be included.