Editorial Policy

Archive vs. Commentary

DigitalDramaa has two sections. The Archive is an automated headline tracker — no rewritten article body, no AI-generated opinion, and it isn't indexed by search engines. Commentaryis where original analysis is actually published, under the DigitalDramaa Editorial byline. This policy is about Commentary.

How AI Is Used

AI can help find stories, gather sources, and draft structure. It does not publish anything on its own, and it does not write opinions about real people without a human editor reviewing them first. AI-written content isn't the problem being managed here — content that adds nothing beyond a source article is, so every Commentary post is expected to add context, history, or analysis that isn't already in the source reporting.

Claims About Real People

Disputed or unconfirmed claims about named individuals are written as alleged and attributed to their source ("according to X"), never stated as settled fact. Commentary criticizes actions, not people's character, and doesn't call for shaming or pile-ons. Every post naming an individual is reviewed and approved by a human editor before it publishes. We generally avoid covering private individuals who went viral by circumstance, focusing instead on public figures, companies, and platforms.

Sourcing

Every Commentary post cites its sources explicitly and links to them. Where a story draws on multiple outlets, we combine them into one piece rather than publishing near-duplicate posts per source, and quote sparingly rather than reproducing large chunks of someone else's reporting.

Corrections

If something on the site is inaccurate, misattributed, or you're the subject of a post and want to flag a concern, email hello@digitaldramaa.com with the link and a short description of the issue. We review correction requests directly and update or remove content when warranted — see our Contact page for other ways to reach us.