Principles for sourcing, translation, updates, corrections and separating editorial coverage from advertising.
Fixtures, scores, line-ups and statistics use structured football data stored on the server. Editorial stories should identify and link to their primary source.
Unconfirmed information must not be presented as an established fact. When sources conflict, an official competition, club or organiser source takes priority.
Coverage is available in English, Russian and Spanish. Automation can help structure, translate and update content, but it must not invent missing football API fields.
Missing values are presented neutrally, and technical database or synchronization messages are not shown to ordinary visitors as football copy.
Live pages update score and status nodes without re-rendering the complete page. A match must not be forced into a final result without an official status.
When an error is found, the article or record is updated, while significant administrative changes are recorded in the audit log.
Affiliate buttons, banners and promo codes do not determine match results or replace a cited news source.
External commercial links are identified as partner actions and measured separately from editorial page views.
It comes from the configured server-side football source and is stored in the MatchPulse database.
Yes, it can assist structure and translation, but it must not invent missing facts or fields.
They appear in distinct CTA blocks, use sponsored attributes and are measured with separate analytics events.
