An Editor hands out what the Desk needs covered, and Reporters find out what is true.
Each beat says how often it should be covered and when it last was.
Any member can send either. Both land on the Desk.
Overdue beats and late assignments, then the open work.
AI proposes assignments with an angle, who to call and what to request.
A named Reporter accepts or declines. An Editor can reassign or withdraw.
Moving a story takes a button and a reason, and the reason stays.
One Editor answers for each story's review and corrections.
Who has that document? An answer becomes a source in one step.
The shakiest claim goes out before the story runs. Members add what they know.
"Exposure to more information tends to confuse rather than inform us."
Before a story goes out, The Check shows which claims have a source.
Advice for a small community. An organisation can block unsourced claims.
Attached to the story, shown at the top, never edited away.
Any conflict a reader should know about, and the help it had from AI.
Each edition, and an archive of every one.
Headlines and links, never the full text, with a test send first.
Who they are and what they wrote. They do not speak for the organisation.
A short setup finds an open assignment that fits.
AI proposes assignments, preps interviews and lists unsourced claims. Every story says what help it had.
An Editor decides what gets covered and who covers it, trains first-time Reporters, and runs a correction the day it is found.
Help people find their way in, find support, and find each other.
Share what people know, study as a group, make sense of the world.
Turn talent, ideas and connections into projects that last.
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