Editorial policy

BattleTown News covers crypto, blockchain games and the rules around them. Stories appear under one byline, BattleTown Newsroom. They are prepared with AI assistance from named third-party reports, and any story the automated checks hold back waits for an editor.

Where stories come from

We read a fixed list of public sources: official blogs, regulators, project announcements and news outlets whose terms allow summaries with attribution. Every story lists the reports it used, with a link to each. We never copy a source article. Quotes are short and always attributed.

How many sources a story needs

One source is enough only when it is the issuing authority itself: a regulator, a central bank, a government body or a court. Such a story reports only what that body said, attributed to it by name. Every other story needs at least two independent sources.

What we do not publish

We do not give financial advice, price targets of our own, or promises of returns. We do not present token sales, airdrops or listings as opportunities. We report them as facts, with the risks the sources state.

Stories about BattleTown

BattleTown News belongs to BattleTown. Any story that mentions BattleTown, BCoin, the presale or the token is held for human review and checked against our public claims before it goes live.

Checks before publication

Stories where sources disagree, that rest on allegations, or that look promotional go to the review queue instead of being published.

Translations

Stories are written in English and translated by machine into the other 14 site languages. The English text is the reference version. Editors can correct or replace any translation.

Corrections

If we get something wrong we fix it and add a visible correction note. See the corrections page.

Questions, complaints and requests about our editorial work: marketing@battletown.com.

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