About Tidings
Real good news, and exactly where it comes from.
Tidings publishes short, original articles about genuine, verifiable progress and links every one straight back to its sources.
How our articles are written
Articles are written automatically by AI from retrieved source material, then checked by deterministic rules and an independent model family. They are not individually reviewed by a human editor before publication. Runtime kill switches, daily caps, and an exact-once database gate can stop publication immediately.
Our editorial standard
Primary evidence first. Every story must be anchored in an approved primary or authoritative source. Supporting sources are added when they materially improve verification.
Genuinely positive and consequential. The beneficial event must already have happened or been measured. Announcements and promises alone do not qualify.
Honestly framed. Caveats stay attached. Early trials are called early, and small wins are not dressed up as revolutions.
Sources up front. Every article shows its sources prominently so readers can inspect the evidence themselves.
Corrections, openly. Corrections and retractions remain visible, dated, and explicit.
About the illustrations
Each story uses a clearly labelled AI-generated editorial photograph with varied realistic lighting and composition, or a safe category fallback. Images are not evidence and do not depict the actual event, place, or people involved.
When we get it wrong
We correct the article and add a dated note; we do not quietly edit. If you see a factual error, broken source, misleading framing, or illustration problem, tell us.