DOXA and the Voxora publication network operate with a clear distinction between commercial participation and editorial responsibility. Every story must remain factually supportable, relevant to the selected publication and suitable for its audience.
Accuracy and verification
Names, roles, organisations, dates, figures and material claims should be supported by reliable information. We may request documents, public references or direct clarification before publication.
Editorial judgement
Submitting information or purchasing a commercial programme does not guarantee that every requested claim, phrase or link will be included. Editors retain control over structure, tone, relevance and factual presentation.
Commercial disclosure
Where applicable, commercial relationships are handled in accordance with the standards and legal requirements relevant to the publication and market. DOXA does not promise deceptive or undisclosed coverage.
Corrections
Material factual errors should be reported with supporting evidence. Verified errors are corrected promptly. Minor stylistic preferences do not automatically require changes after publication.
Conflicts and prohibited submissions
We may decline misleading claims, impersonation, fabricated achievements, undisclosed conflicts, unlawful material, hate content, harassment or stories designed primarily to damage another person or organisation.
Artificial intelligence
Technology may support research, transcription or workflow, but published material requires human editorial review. The submitting party remains responsible for the accuracy of information supplied.
Contacting editorial
For corrections, rights concerns or editorial questions, use the contact page and clearly identify the publication, article URL and supporting information.