Farvenzo Explained
Editorial policy
Effective 23 October 2026. These standards guide new publications and substantive updates at Farvenzo Explained.
Purpose and responsibility
Farvenzo Explained is a Farvenzo Media publication created by Kunal Rawat. Our purpose is to explain the mechanisms behind money, economics and world events. Articles credited to Farvenzo Explained use the publication byline and link to its editorial-team profile.
Evidence and accuracy
Our standard is to use primary sources where available, link readers to the underlying documents and distinguish facts, estimates, projections and teaching examples. We identify the period covered by figures. Search popularity and social-media claims are starting points for research, not proof of an event or its cause. A source link is not an endorsement.
Clear article labels
Explainers and video companions provide educational context. Analysis interprets evidence and should be labelled as analysis. News reports must describe verified developments and carry their original publication date and time. Promotional material, opinion and sponsored content must be clearly identified. Existing explainers are not automatically classified as news.
Bylines, dates and updates
Every article links to its credited author or editorial-team profile. Our standard is to preserve original publication dates and show a separate dated update or correction when the substance changes; do not change dates merely to appear fresh. A sources-checked date is distinct from first publication. Some older articles retain date-only records because their exact original publication time was not recorded.
Commercial relationships
Our standard is to disclose sponsorship, paid placements, affiliate links and material interests with the relevant article. Advertising must be distinguishable from editorial content. Commercial partners must not be presented as independent sources without disclosing the relationship.
AI and production tools
AI tools may assist with research, drafting, illustration and production. They are not sources of factual authority. Our standard is to verify factual claims against attributable sources before publication. Disclose material synthetic or altered media where readers could mistake it for documentary evidence. Do not invent quotations, credentials, reporting trips or reviews.
Corrections and reader feedback
Send evidence of an error to contact@farvenzo.com. Our corrections policy explains how to report a problem and how substantive corrections should be recorded.
Financial information
Our articles are educational, not individual investment, tax or legal advice. Explain uncertainty and limits, and refer readers to official information and suitable qualified assistance for their circumstances.