Editorial Principles

C-IT-ALL reports all sides of every story. No editorials. No spin. No hidden agendas.

We report what happened, not what it means. We lead with verifiable facts, source every claim to primary documents, official statements, or peer review, and keep reportage separate from analysis.

We present each perspective in its strongest form — never a strawman. We quote each side directly and explain why people hold the views they hold.

We disclose conflicts of interest, funding, and sponsorships, and explain how we gathered our information. C-IT-ALL is free to read and is operated as an educational project. There is no revenue model: no advertising, no sponsorship, no paywall, no subscriptions, no affiliate links, and no outside funding. Nothing on this site is sold, and no one pays for placement or coverage. It is independently operated, is not affiliated with any of the outlets whose reporting it summarises, and its running costs are paid by its operator.

Neutral headlines. Facts first, context second, implications third. No judgment-carrying adjectives, no exclamation points, and precise labels: allegation, claim, verified, unconfirmed.

We present the evidence and the disagreement. We include minority viewpoints and heterodox positions alongside mainstream consensus, and we let the data lead.

When we get something wrong, we say so prominently — never buried. Readers can report errors to [email protected]. Substantiated factual corrections are published in the Corrections section and the original story is flagged. Filing errors — wrong section or region — are fixed silently and logged.

Editorial and pipeline controls are available to the site operator at the admin panel. Readers do not need this page.

Stories are imported from public RSS feeds. Where the full article can be retrieved, an AI model rewrites it as a neutral, fact-first summary in original wording, using only facts present in the source. Where several outlets cover the same event, their reports are synthesised into one story and any disagreements between them are listed under Where sources differ. Items we could not retrieve in full remain plain excerpts linking to their source, labelled External.

The model is instructed never to add facts, quotes, numbers, or names that are not in the sources, and to attribute any fact that appears in only one report. Nothing is independently verified by C-IT-ALL.

C-IT-ALL has no human newsroom. Summaries are written automatically by an AI model from the source reporting listed on each story; no person writes or reviews them before publication. AI can misread or omit facts — every original article is linked so readers can check the source directly.