Purpose and scope
This is a draft editorial policy for Dantverse, an anime and manga project. It is intended to guide news, reviews, practical guides, recommendations and seasonal coverage. Before it is published as an operative policy, the editorial lead, review process and response channels must be defined.
Sources and verification
- Prioritize statements from production companies, publishers, distributors, platforms and rights holders whenever accessible.
- Record the date of a claim and link to a primary source where one is available.
- Separate official announcements from rumors, leaks, speculation and editorial interpretation.
- Do not label schedules, casts, licenses or release dates as confirmed without verifiable evidence.
Reviews, recommendations and spoilers
Opinion pieces should be recognizable as assessments, supported by reasoning about narrative, visual direction, animation, pacing and publishing choices. Recommendations do not promise that every reader will like a title. Articles revealing major plot developments should provide a spoiler warning before the relevant section.
Adaptations and context
Anime-to-manga comparisons should distinguish verifiable facts, storytelling changes and interpretation. Streaming availability, age guidance and catalogs should include the relevant country and date checked whenever these details can be confirmed.
Corrections and updates
The proposed process is to correct inaccurate information, update stories when circumstances change and make significant changes identifiable. No response deadline or correction history has been verified at this stage. Supported requests can be submitted to contato@dantverse.blog.
Independence, sponsorship and rights
No partnerships, sponsorships or affiliate arrangements have been confirmed for disclosure. Any adopted in the future should be labeled clearly. Articles should not copy third-party texts or provide unauthorized episode or chapter copies; images and quotations require assessment of applicable rights.
Languages
Portuguese, English and Spanish editions should preserve the meaning and caveats of reported information and avoid implying global availability when a release is specific to a territory.