Editorial Policy

Last updated: August 10, 2026

Editorial purpose

ARDEZART covers architecture, design, art, computer graphics, technology, and artificial intelligence. We select stories for relevance, originality, public interest, and usefulness to a creative and technology-focused audience.

Accuracy and sourcing

We aim to distinguish verified facts from analysis, opinion, forecasts, and promotional claims. Writers and editors should consult reliable primary sources where available, cross-check material facts, attribute third-party claims, and link to useful source material. We do not knowingly publish fabricated quotations or sources.

Independence and conflicts

Editorial decisions should not be purchased. Sponsored, affiliate, or otherwise commercial content will be clearly identified when used. Gifts, access, press materials, or business relationships do not guarantee favorable coverage. Relevant conflicts that could reasonably affect a reader's interpretation should be disclosed.

Fairness and context

We aim to represent people, projects, and disputes accurately and in context. When an article contains a significant allegation about an identifiable party, we seek an appropriate response when practical and make clear when no response was received.

Images and intellectual property

Images, trademarks, and other third-party materials remain the property of their respective owners. We aim to use licensed, authorized, original, public-domain, or otherwise lawfully usable material and to provide attribution when required.

Updates and corrections

Material errors are corrected transparently under our Corrections Policy. Our use of automated tools is described in the AI & Content Policy.

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