01Propose a collaboration
Email [email protected] with your publication, website, proposed topic, intended use and contact details. Identify the XRAYFX pages or data you would like to discuss.
02Attribution and source boundaries
Our pages can include original analysis, official-source summaries and attributed third-party material. Rights in source material remain with the respective holders. Linking to a page does not grant permission to reproduce its full contents or third-party assets.
03Corrections and independence
Editorial cooperation does not guarantee positive coverage or alter verification standards. If you identify an error, provide the exact passage and supporting evidence so that we can examine it.
04Specify the requested use
Identify whether you want a quotation, chart, dataset, interview or republication, along with language, distribution channel and whether the use is commercial. Third-party source restrictions can apply even when a chart or summary is available on our site.
05Accuracy, context and later updates
Keep dates, units, entity names and source attribution with extracts. Do not present a user opinion as an official finding or an index as a guarantee. If the source or XRAYFX record changes, consider whether your use also needs an update or correction.