Editorial Standards

Neft News exists to explain what's viral, trending and hyped — fast, but honestly. These are the standards every story must meet.

Accuracy first

Facts are checked against primary or official sources before publication. When only one source is available, or a detail is unconfirmed, we say so explicitly ("reportedly", "according to reports") rather than stating it as fact.

AI-assisted content

We are transparent about our process: article drafts are produced with the assistance of AI tools and then reviewed before publication. Automation never invents quotes, statistics or dates — uncertain details are hedged or left out.

Corrections

When we get something wrong, we fix it and we say so. Material factual errors are corrected within 48 hours of being confirmed, marked with an "Updated" date and a visible "Correction:" note on the article. Silent edits are never used for factual errors. See the full corrections policy.

Advertising vs. editorial

Advertising and affiliate content are always labeled ("Affiliate pick", "Advertisement") and visually separated from editorial content. Advertisers and affiliate partners do not influence what we cover or what we say.

Who we are

Neft News is run by a small editorial team (see our about page). Every article carries a named byline linking to an author page.

Plagiarism and attribution

Zero tolerance: everything we publish is written in our own words. Images are used only under commercial-use licenses and credited. Sources that inform a story are linked where practical.