Editorial Policy
Last updated: September 9, 2026
Streamy’s editorial policy explains the standards we use when creating and publishing content.
Our objective is to provide readers with useful, understandable, and responsibly produced information.
Originality
We aim to publish original articles that provide meaningful information, explanation, context, or analysis.
We do not intend to publish large amounts of copied or lightly modified material from other websites.
When we use information from external sources, we aim to identify or link to the relevant source when appropriate.
Accuracy
We make reasonable efforts to verify important information before publication.
Because some topics change quickly, information may occasionally become outdated. When significant corrections are necessary, we may update the article.
Corrections
If we discover a meaningful factual error, we may correct the article.
Readers can report potential errors by contacting:
Email: unifaceplus@gmail.com
Sources
Depending on the topic, our articles may use information from official announcements, public records, company statements, interviews, reputable publications, and other publicly available sources.
We aim to use reliable sources appropriate to the subject.
Headlines
Our headlines are intended to accurately represent the content of the article.
We aim to avoid deliberately misleading headlines or claims that are unsupported by the article.
AI-Assisted Content
Where artificial-intelligence tools are used during the content-production process, they are treated as editorial assistance rather than a replacement for human review.
Content published on Streamy should be reviewed for accuracy, usefulness, originality, and quality before publication.
Sponsored and Promotional Content
If Streamy publishes sponsored or promotional material, we aim to identify it clearly so that readers can distinguish it from ordinary editorial content.
Updates
This policy may be updated as Streamy’s editorial practices evolve.