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BNবাংলা#Fact checking
Checking claims before publication, on a schedule that survives volume. We cover which statements need a source, how to find one quickly, and why a number without a date is worse than no number. You will find the categories that go wrong most often: prices, version numbers, statistics, legal deadlines and anything described as the latest. We also cover what to do when a claim cannot be verified, which is to cut it rather than soften it. Nothing here requires a research team.
2026/09/26 · 9分で読めますCiting Sources in Blog Posts: Why It Helps in AI Answers
Clear sourcing makes a post easier to trust, verify and quote. How to cite sources so readers, search engines and AI answer engines can…
2026/09/11 · 6分で読めますHow to Fact-Check Content Before You Publish
A fast way to check claims before publishing: which statements need a source, where to look, and why an unverifiable number should be cut…
2026/08/27 · 6分で読めますStatistics Round-Up Posts: Doing Them Honestly
Lists of statistics attract links and are often full of outdated, misquoted numbers. How to build one from primary sources, date every figure, and…
2026/08/25 · 6分で読めますHow to Handle Corrections on a Blog
Every blog publishes mistakes eventually. How to make reporting easy, decide what needs a visible correction, fix related articles, and stop an error recurring.