At Thrillets, our editorial goal is simple: create useful, original and trustworthy content for our readers.
Originality
We do not publish copied articles or reproduce another publisher's work as our own.
When an article draws on information from external sources, we add our own reporting, explanation, context, analysis or practical guidance.
Quoted material, where necessary, is attributed to its original source.
Research and fact-checking
The level of research required depends on the subject.
For practical guides, we verify important information against relevant official or primary sources wherever possible.
For articles involving statistics, research or significant factual claims, we aim to identify and link to the source of the information.
For rapidly changing subjects, we review important information before publication and update articles when material changes occur.
Authors
Articles published on Thrillets carry an author byline.
Author profiles provide readers with information about the person responsible for the article and the subjects they write about.
Updates
Some information changes over time. Articles containing information that may become outdated are reviewed and updated when necessary.
Where a substantial update has been made, the article may display an updated date.
Corrections
If we discover an important error, we correct it.
Readers can report factual errors or outdated information by contacting the editorial team.
Product and service recommendations
When we publish recommendations, comparisons or buying guides, we aim to explain the basis for our recommendations rather than presenting products simply because they are popular or commercially available.
Where we have personally tested a product or service, we will say so.
We will not claim to have tested, experienced or verified something that we have not actually tested, experienced or verified.
Sponsored content and advertising
Sponsored or commercially influenced content will be clearly identified where applicable.
Advertising does not determine our editorial conclusions.
Use of technology and AI
Technology, including artificial intelligence tools, may be used as part of research, brainstorming, editing or other stages of the editorial process.
However, technology does not replace editorial responsibility.
Published content must be reviewed for accuracy, originality, usefulness, clarity and relevance before publication.
We do not use automated systems as a substitute for genuine editorial judgement or to mass-produce low-value content.
Reader-first publishing
Our primary reason for publishing is to serve readers.
Every article should have a clear purpose and provide a meaningful reason for someone to read it.
