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Writing Style
- Use US English spelling and grammar.
- Nation supports localization in a number of languages across the world. Where applicable, content is provided in these languages.
- Numbers and statistics are written in numerical form.
- All quotes or facts are sourced with Annotations.
Article Titles
- Unique and catchy, but also clear and concise.
- No sex-related words in the titles.
- No profanity in titles.
- We do not use misleading titles to generate clicks.
Body of Article
- Authors write in a casual, second person voice to ensure clarity in communication while remaining approachable.
- All outside references are sourced (with linked Annotations). This includes any studies, articles, or other research that is used within an article to support the viewpoint.
- We provide resources for all factual information (statistics, definitions, studies). We do so by stating where the information came from and providing an annotation, with a link at the end of the article.
- When discussing potential outcomes and options, we use words like “may” , “can”, or “might” so that it is clear we are not making promises about potential outcomes.
- We do not use any language that might mislead a reader into thinking our content is a substitute for professional advice.
