LifeSquare follows a clear editorial policy to earn and keep our readers’ trust. This page explains how we report, write, and correct our stories.
Original reporting: Our articles are written by our editorial team in their own words. We do not copy text, images, or videos from other publications. When we refer to reporting by other outlets or official sources — such as press releases, government notifications, or police statements — we credit the source clearly.
No plagiarism: Plagiarism is a serious violation of our standards. Every LifeSquare article must be original. Any team member found plagiarising content faces strict disciplinary action, and the offending article is removed or rewritten immediately.
Author bylines: Every news article on LifeSquare carries a byline naming its author, so readers know who is responsible for the story. Our author pages list each writer’s published work.
Corrections policy: If we publish something wrong, we fix it. Factual errors are corrected promptly, and significant corrections are noted at the bottom of the article with the date of the correction. Readers can report errors to info@lifesquare.org with the subject “Correction”.
Sponsored content: Any paid or sponsored content will always be clearly labelled as “Sponsored” so readers can distinguish it from independent editorial coverage.