This policy explains how Daily BS distinguishes stories from factual material and handles editorial concerns. The publisher is Rashid Awan; feedback can be sent to alertpk52@gmail.com.
Clear content labels
Fictional stories are entertainment, not news reports or allegations about real people. Factual articles should identify the basis of significant claims, distinguish opinion from reporting and make uncertainty clear. We do not present fictional dialogue or invented scenes as verified evidence.
Research and accuracy
For factual reporting, primary documents and official announcements are preferred where available. Dates, locations and the difference between an announcement and an implemented change matter. Information can change after publication; readers should consult the relevant official authority for decisions involving law, money or personal eligibility.
Tools and editorial responsibility
Writing and production tools may assist with drafts, formatting or illustrations. The publisher remains responsible for the final page. Illustrations should not be treated as documentary photographs unless clearly identified as such. We do not invent professional qualifications, eyewitness accounts or verification claims.
Corrections and updates
Send a correction request with the page URL, the relevant claim and supporting information. Substantive factual errors should be corrected clearly. Updating a page does not mean every detail has been re-verified unless the page says so.
Advertising
Advertising is separate from editorial content. An advertisement is not an endorsement of its claims. Rewarded ads are optional and should describe the action and benefit before a reader chooses to watch.