Source clarity
Public records should make their source context discoverable and understandable.
These standards describe the public-information principles used to guide attribution, language, corrections, and publishing quality.
Public records should make their source context discoverable and understandable.
Arabic and English presentation should preserve meaning, context, and proper names as accurately as possible.
Clear factual or attribution concerns should have a route to review and correction.
Pages should help people find reliable public information without presenting the platform as an official authority.
Identify the public record, its intended audience, and the source context that should travel with it.
Check names, dates, links, attribution, and publication status before a record is presented as current.
Keep Arabic and English meaning aligned while preserving proper names and source distinctions.
Give clear factual or attribution concerns a visible route to review and update.