Editorial trust
Publishing standards
Anonzou hosts publisher-submitted stories. These standards apply to free and paid content. Paying for publication does not establish the accuracy of a story or guarantee media coverage.
Publish accurate, useful information
Check names, dates, figures and quotations. Clearly distinguish opinion from facts, identify the company or author behind the story, and provide sources for significant claims.
Use content you have permission to publish
Publish original work or material you are authorised to use. This applies to photographs, logos, quotations and personal information. Do not impersonate another person or company.
Avoid spam and misleading promotion
Do not submit duplicate stories, keyword stuffing, deceptive links, fabricated endorsements, guaranteed investment returns or disguised advertisements. Paid promotional placements must be clearly labelled.
Protect readers and sources
Do not publish threats, harassment, private contact details without permission, or content promoting illegal activity. Health and financial claims need appropriate evidence; publishing here does not validate those claims.
Correct mistakes transparently
If a published story contains an error, contact us with its URL, the disputed passage, supporting evidence and the proposed correction. Substantive corrections should include a dated correction note in the story.
Understand how concerns are handled
Reports are assessed individually. We may request evidence, seek a publisher response, correct a story or remove it from public view. Reporting a story does not automatically prove a violation or remove it. Publishers can ask for reconsideration by email with supporting evidence.
Request a correction or report a concern
Use the report link on the story, or email info@anonzou.com with the story URL and evidence. Do not send passwords, payment credentials or unnecessary sensitive information. We do not currently promise a fixed review turnaround.
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