Ethics

Code of Ethics

Formula Circuit Media aims to earn reader trust through independence, fairness, attribution, and a clear separation between verified reporting and unsupported speculation.

Independence and conflicts

Coverage should not be sold, traded, or shaped by undisclosed financial relationships.

Any sponsorship, affiliate relationship, or conflict that could reasonably affect coverage should be disclosed clearly.

Fairness and restraint

Stories should be framed in proportion to the verified facts. Sensationalism, click-driven distortion, and unsupported personal allegations undermine trust.

When a subject of reporting is criticized or accused, the relevant source basis and available context should be included.

Originality and attribution

Formula Circuit Media should not plagiarize, lightly rewrite, or conceal dependence on another outlet's reporting.

If a story materially relies on reporting or documents from elsewhere, the source should be credited.

Technology and AI

AI tools may support workflow efficiency, but they do not replace verification, judgment, or accountability.

The publication standard remains the same regardless of tooling: if a claim cannot be responsibly supported, it should not be published as fact.