Trust and editorial responsibility
A committed point of view does not justify altered facts.
Nouvelle Monarchie openly has a political orientation and is linked to its founder’s declared candidacy. This position is made visible so that readers can assess the publication with that knowledge.
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Distinguish different kinds of content
Each piece is presented as reporting, investigation, analysis, opinion or campaign material. Its nature is indicated before the reader begins.
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Prefer primary sources
Official texts, decisions, public data and original documents take priority. An important assertion should be traceable and open to discussion.
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Disclose interests
Roles, relationships and interests that help explain a publication are disclosed. Daniel Ricklin is the founder of the publication and is pursuing a declared candidacy for France’s 2027 presidential election. An announced candidacy is distinct from official admission to the ballot.
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Correct without erasing the record
Substantial corrections are dated, explained and recorded in the public corrections log — French.
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Respect reasoned disagreement
A reasoned objection can be published in the Agora — French or addressed through a right of reply. Disagreement is not treated as hostility.
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Do not invent authority
No fictitious journalist, expert, witness or supporter is created. Collective bylines are described as collective work, and generated illustrations are identified.
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