Editorial and fact-checking policy

Mining disclosure only helps people if it is accurate, dated and correctable. These are the standards we hold our own pages to.

Sourcing

  • Technical claims about a project come from documentation the company supplies, attributed to that company.
  • Resource and reserve figures are reported only with the code they were prepared under and the responsible technical author.
  • Market and regulatory context cites primary sources such as regulators, exchanges and government agencies.

Review and fact-checking

  • Every page is reviewed for accuracy, clarity and unstated assumptions before publication.
  • Figures are checked against the source document, and unverifiable claims are removed rather than softened.
  • Company-supplied wording is confirmed with the company before it appears in a profile.

Dating and updates

Policy and content pages carry a last-updated date. Project profiles record the date of the underlying materials, because a two-year-old drill result is a different fact from a current one.

Corrections

If something is wrong, email info@klondikestrike.com. Substantive corrections are made promptly and noted on the page. We do not quietly delete errors.

Independence and disclosure

Commercial relationships never buy favourable wording. Where KlondikeStrike is compensated in connection with a listing, that relationship is disclosed on the profile. We publish no performance claims, no projected returns and no testimonials we cannot evidence.

Use of AI tools

AI tools may assist with drafting and formatting. A person is responsible for the accuracy of every published page, and no technical or financial figure is published on the basis of AI output alone.