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Introducing Gazetteer SF’s new editorial policies

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3:44 PM PDT on September 12, 2024

As of today, we've got a shiny new set of standards and practices, covering everything from anonymous sourcing to conflicts of interest. It's a living document, so things may change from time to time as we encounter new situations or realize something isn't working. But the basic principles will stay the same.

As always, if you've got any questions or thoughts, feel free to reach out to me at cat@gazetteer.co, or text us at (415) 787-6570.

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