Editorial policy.

Source first. Claims attributed.

Bloomboff scouts the internet for news, gossip, leaks, hacks and reports. We link to the original material we use and distinguish verified developments from allegations, estimates and rumours. A source link lets readers examine the evidence; it does not make every claim in that source established fact.

News and commentary

Our reporting states what happened, who said it and what remains unresolved. Opinion is labelled Bloomboff’s take. Our voice can be sharp and irreverent. Coverage of elections, politics and conflict presents developments without taking sides.

Developing stories

Directly related developments stay on the original article URL. Significant updates carry a visible update note, with the original publication time preserved. Distinct developments can become new articles with links to the earlier context. Cosmetic edits do not justify presenting an old report as new.

Media and attribution

Reused photos and footage carry their known source and an original-post link. Illustrations and synthetic narration are identified where needed. We do not present generated scenes as recordings of real events.

Corrections and contact

We correct factual errors and explain substantive corrections. Read our corrections policy or contact Bloomboff with evidence, questions or a source tip.