About Unfiltered Coverage
Unfiltered Coverage is an evidence-first event-record prototype. Instead of a running story, each event is a record assembled from individual evidence items: embedded media, source links, written statements, documents, and editor context notes.
Source transparency
Each item names its source where known and shows when it occurred or was published, so readers can judge it for themselves.
Stated uncertainty
Every item carries a status label. Material that has not been established is shown as such, never presented as equal to confirmed material.
Open corrections
When a record changes in a meaningful way, the correction is published on the record, including what was previously stated where relevant.
Direct links to original material
Unfiltered Coverage links to the original source by default. Media is embedded only where the originating platform or rights holder permits it.
What Unfiltered Coverage is not
Unfiltered Coverage is not a social network, a news feed, or a place for public submissions, comments, or reactions. Records are maintained by an editor, and readers are always pointed toward the original material.
Read how labels are applied in the methodology.