Editorial Policy

Last updated: August 28, 2026

TaleHive USA publishes narrative features, success stories, mysteries, history, crime, folklore and original storytelling. Our goal is to make stories engaging without sacrificing accuracy, attribution or reader trust.

Originality and added value

We aim to publish original writing and meaningful editorial work. We do not intentionally republish copyrighted books, articles or other protected works without permission. Public-domain material, historical records and commonly known facts may be used as source material, but our presentation should add original context, structure, analysis, narration or storytelling value.

Research and sources

For factual articles, editors should prefer reliable primary sources, reputable journalism, books, official records and other credible references. Significant claims should be verified where practical, and sources should be listed or linked when doing so helps readers evaluate the article.

Crime, tragedy and sensitive subjects

We avoid unnecessary graphic imagery and sensational treatment of victims. Historical crime and mystery articles should distinguish confirmed facts from allegations, legends, disputed claims and theories.

Authors and review

Published stories should identify the author or editorial desk where practical. Editors may update stories for accuracy, clarity, sourcing, structure, safety or legal reasons. Material changes should be reflected through an updated date or correction when appropriate.

AI-assisted production

Artificial-intelligence tools may assist with research organization, drafting, translation, image ideation, illustration or voice production. AI assistance does not replace human editorial responsibility. Editors are expected to review factual claims, rights status, tone and final presentation before publication. AI-generated or AI-assisted media should be disclosed when a reasonable reader would benefit from knowing how it was produced.

Advertising independence

Advertising does not determine our editorial conclusions or story rankings. Sponsored or paid material, if published, should be clearly labeled.

Questions

Editorial questions may be sent to shahhazkakar@gmail.com.