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Editorial Policy and Guidelines

Our in-house editorial staff oversees all articles on our website, always from an objective and quality perspective by contrasting the sources presented. Our writers are experts in their subjects, with years of knowledge gathered in the academic, professional and real world. The editors are university graduates and professors from the world of education who bring a tested and positive value to the articles; we have designed and built buildings and houses, practiced sustainable urbanism and loved nature. All for bringing our experience to the writing.

• Sources and citations

Not all sources of information are equal, and we place the utmost importance on evaluating the sources we use to ensure that the information we publish is reliable. Our writers and editors adhere to strict standards for article sourcing.

We rely on current and reputable primary sources, such as interviews with experts, government organizations, and professional and academic institutions, and all data, facts and claims are supported by at least one reputable source. One of the cornerstones of our reporting and data is to take into account the viewpoints often ignored by many journalists.

The strength of sources is a critical factor in OVACEN’s success as an authoritative and useful resource. Sources are noted in the text and/or included in citation format to provide the reader with full context.

We try to create infographics and schematic charts to provide a better understanding of the subject matter covered in the article or photographs and videos that add value.

• Fact Checking

Our editors research claims and confirm all information and data collected for all articles. Articles are rigorously evaluated for accuracy, relevance and timeliness, and are thoroughly reviewed by an editor.

All articles are checked to ensure the highest possible accuracy and precision (Information includes links to reputable media sites, academic institutions and organizations, and occasionally scientific studies). All information on our website has been reviewed, however, if you feel that our content is inaccurate, in error, outdated or questionable, you can contact us for corrections at info@ovacen.com.

• Article updates

News articles usually cover a specific event in time, so they are not routinely updated. Our editorial teams continually evaluate and update news articles to ensure they are timely, accurate and relevant. Each article is date stamped to reflect the last update. If you wish to report an error, you may do so by sending an email to info@ovacen.com.

• Artificial Intelligence

At OVACEN, we are committed to providing top-notch content created by people for people. It is against our editorial policies to publish materials automatically generated by artificial intelligence-based writing tools, such as ChatGPT.

• Article Corrections

From time to time, errors do occur. In these cases, our editorial teams undertake to inform readers when a factual error occurs in a news story or article at the time of publication. We will correct the error as soon as possible and advise readers of the correction. All corrections will be clearly labeled as such and indicated at the bottom.

• Diversity and Inclusion

Our mission at OVACEN is to disseminate quality information, but we cannot do so without looking at other issues. Issues of oppression and systemic racism are inextricable from the climate crisis, and its consequences disproportionately affect marginalized groups. More than advocating for the environment, we must advocate for environmental justice, which includes talking about inclusion, equality, and human rights.

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Comment Policy

OVACEN is a serious publication. One of the ways to improve this resource for users is to allow interaction through the use of comments. To ensure quality, we must have an anti-SPAM policy.

We appreciate every comment, but, if your comment does not follow our comment policy, it will be deleted. Continued abuse of the policy will result in permanent banning of the email used, IP address and domain, if applicable.

Comment Policy Guidelines

• Comment name: A first name or nickname must be used for comments. Comments using keywords, company names or similar will be marked as SPAM and deleted.
• Valid email address: Email addresses are required and mandatory for commenting, and are not published on the blog, nor shared. Email addresses that appear to be SPAM will be marked as such.
• Manners and Language: This blog is written in Spanish, so comments must be in Spanish. Any comments that include offensive or inappropriate language, do not add value, and/or are considered rude by our editorial team will be edited or deleted.
• Add value – A comment that adds nothing to the conversation, comments inappropriately or kills the conversation may be edited, moved or deleted. All SPAM comments will be deleted because they do not add value.
• Limit links: We love resources as they can sometimes be really helpful, but to ensure quality and avoid SPAM, we should limit links in comments. Do not add more than one link in the comment. Do NOT sign your comments with a backlink to your site. They will be deleted.
• No comments with personal attacks: No personal attacks are allowed in the comments of this blog. You may question or argue the content, but do not attack the blogger, or other commenters. Failure to respect other participants in this blog may result in removal and blocking of access.
• All rights reserved: The OVACEN editorial team reserves the right to edit, delete, move or mark as spam any comment. We also have the right to block access to any person or group of comments or the entire blog.
• No responsibility: All comments within OVACEN are the responsibility of the commenter, not the editorial staff of OVACEN. By submitting a comment on our blog, you agree that the content of the comment is your own, and you agree to hold OVACEN, all OVACEN affiliates, and all OVACEN representatives harmless from any repercussions, damages or liability.