Editorial identity and automation
CoinQi is the editorial byline used by 3CBlock News for reporting prepared with automated assistance. It identifies an editorial process rather than a human reporter. Automated tools assist source verification, drafting and checks; the byline does not imply that every report received individual human review.
Named contributors retain their own bylines and identities. CoinQi does not replace the authors of 3CBlock Voices articles.
Sources and attribution
Reports use publicly available material, including original documents and attributed reporting. Source claims, statements and allegations must retain their attribution and uncertainty. Plans and proposals must not be presented as completed events.
Article source lists link the material used for the report. A collection page or search result used to discover a story is not, by itself, evidence for the facts reported. Citing a source does not mean that 3CBlock endorses its views or has independently confirmed every assertion it contains.
Reporting and verification
Source evidence is checked before it is used to prepare a report. Drafting should preserve material names, dates, amounts and event status, and avoid unsupported quotations, background, causal explanations or predictions. Automated checks have limits and do not substitute for independent first-hand reporting.
CoinQi does not claim interviews, attendance at an event or direct access to a person unless the article explicitly identifies and supports that reporting. Editors can review and correct published material when errors or new information are identified.
Rights and third-party material
3CBlock claims rights only in its original writing and editorial presentation where it is entitled to do so. Third-party quotations, documents, images and other material remain subject to their respective owners’ rights. Attribution and links do not transfer those rights to 3CBlock.