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Advertising and partnerships

Commercial cooperation must preserve editorial independence.

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01Available enquiries

Email [email protected] with your organisation, official website, proposed placement, audience and campaign dates. We discuss availability and terms before any placement is accepted.

02Clear identification

Advertising and sponsored placements must be distinguishable from editorial content. A commercial agreement does not buy a score, verified status, review removal or a favourable regulatory conclusion.

03Evidence and approval

Claims in proposed material must have support, and the identity of the advertiser must be clear. Profile corrections follow the same source checks and review process as other submissions. Publication requires separate agreement on content and scope.

04Creative materials and source claims

Supply the proposed wording, destination links, creative assets, usage permissions and any geographic or product restrictions. Claims about licences, returns or customer protection require appropriate evidence and scope. An agreement should specify placement, period, fees and responsibilities before work begins.

05Separation from user and regulatory records

Business contacts must not be used to bypass comment moderation or the correction review process. Disputed facts are assessed on their sources. We can discuss presentation and factual corrections, but commercial negotiations do not establish the truth of a regulatory or customer claim.