Sourcing Methodology
This page explains how SynapseWire chooses topics, verifies information, evaluates freshness, and separates news coverage from reviews, tutorials, and analysis.
1. Source Priority
We prioritize official announcements, original research, product documentation, developer blogs, regulatory documents, and company disclosures. When outside context is necessary, we add trusted media or analyst references and cross-check them against primary sources whenever possible.
2. Freshness Rules
For “latest news” and recent trend coverage, we verify publication dates before writing. News articles are expected to show when the event happened, when the source was published, and when the article itself was published. We prioritize valid sources from the most recent 7-day window whenever the story is time-sensitive.
3. How Reviews and Tutorials Are Checked
Reviews and tutorials are not built from launch pages alone. We combine official docs, release notes, pricing pages, usage constraints, and hands-on testing where possible so readers can judge actual fit, cost, and reliability.
4. Citations and Corrections
Important dates, product details, and numbers should be traceable to a concrete source. If meaningful changes happen after publication or factual issues are found, we revise the article and document the update.
5. How Content Types Are Separated
- AI News: recent events, launches, rollouts, and updates with clear timing.
- Tool Reviews: product selection, strengths, limitations, and workflow fit.
- Tutorials: actionable setup steps, deployment guidance, and repeatable workflows.
- Analysis: company strategy, market structure, and long-term implications.
- AIGC: creative tools, generation workflows, and production viability.
6. How to Contact Us
If you spot a sourcing issue, stale reference, or a primary source we should review, use the contact page. We will review and update when appropriate.
Last updated: March 12, 2026