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Panta Rhei is built on published reporting. This page sets out precisely how that material is used, how attribution works, and how to reach us directly.
Publisher contact: office@oxynapse.com
What we read
Our systems continuously monitor a wide base of published sources: the press rooms of institutions and public bodies, international news agencies, major newsrooms, and local publishers. No single source occupies a decisive share of that base, and coverage of any given event is normally assembled from several of them at once.
How your reporting is used
When several unrelated sources report the same event, one article is written summarising what was reported across them. As a rule a single outlet’s story does not become a Panta Rhei article on its own: corroboration is the condition.
The exception is a source authoritative in its own right, such as an institution announcing its own decision or a news agency that has already verified the facts. In those cases the announcement can stand alone, and it is attributed exactly as any other source is.
As an event develops, later reporting is appended to that same story as a dated update rather than becoming a new article, and each update carries its own sources.
How attribution works
Attribution is a product feature rather than fine print:
- Every article lists the sources it was compiled from, by name.
- Every source in that list links to the original article on your site.
- The source list appears on the article itself and on a dedicated sources view, with your name and your headline.
- Every subsequent update lists its own sources in the same way.
- Article images come from source outlets and carry the credit you supply.
- Articles are labelled as machine written, and readers are directed to the original sources.
The same applies on the web. An article page shows your name, your headline and a link to your article. Of the generated text itself, only a short opening extract is published on the web, capped at roughly the first 550 characters. The remainder is never sent to the browser at all, and there is no version of the page that contains it.
What we do not do
- We do not republish your article text.
- We do not present your reporting as our own, and we do not claim to be its publisher.
- We do not circumvent paywalls, and we do not reproduce material held behind them.
- We do not sell your content or license it onward.
Corrections
If something is wrong, tell us and we will correct it. That includes:
- factual errors in an article drawn from your reporting;
- misattribution, where a claim is credited to you that you did not report;
- a link that resolves to the wrong place;
- an image credit that is missing or incorrect.
Write to office@oxynapse.com with the article link or identifier and the detail that needs changing. We aim to respond within three business days, and we act on clear factual corrections sooner than that.
Working together
If you would like to discuss how your publication appears, a closer integration, or data on how your stories travel through the service, the same address reaches us. We would rather hear from you directly.