Pogeo aims to publish clear, engaging features that respect readers and the people we write about. This policy sets out the standards we seek to apply across the magazine.
Accuracy and sourcing
Facts should be checked against reliable sources before publication. Where practical, reporting should link to original material. Unconfirmed claims should be clearly identified, and headlines should accurately reflect the article beneath them.
Reporting, opinion and commercial content
Opinion and commentary should be recognisable as such. Advertising, sponsored features and affiliate relationships should be disclosed clearly where they appear. Commercial arrangements should not be presented as independent editorial endorsement.
Corrections and updates
If an article contains a material error, it should be corrected promptly after review. Significant changes should be explained in an update or correction note. Readers can find the available enquiry route on our Contact Us page; a verified public contact channel is still awaiting confirmation.
Fairness, privacy and attribution
We aim to represent people and sources fairly, respect reasonable expectations of privacy and credit original work. Images and other media should be used only with the appropriate rights or permissions.
Specialist topics
Health, financial and legal coverage should provide general context, explain uncertainty and avoid presenting a feature as personalised professional advice. Claims should be supported by appropriate sources.
Use of digital tools
Writers and editors remain responsible for the accuracy and originality of published material when using research, drafting or other digital tools. Materially relevant use of automated or synthetic content should be disclosed to readers.
Policy review
The publisher should review this policy as Pogeo develops, confirm the editorial contact route and ensure that working practices match these stated standards.