Editorial standards
How clips are selected, credited, translated and corrected.
Selection
We publish clips, not claims. An item is selected because the footage is newsworthy or notable on its own terms, and the accompanying text is derived from what the original poster wrote — trimmed, never rewritten to change meaning.
Attribution
The creator's display name travels with every item, and the card links to the source post. We do not re-host anything under our own byline and we do not strip watermarks.
Translation
The Indonesian edition is machine translated from the source text, and the page marks its own translation state in the response headers. Machine translation is fast and imperfect: where a translated line and the original disagree, the original wins. Headlines are never invented to fit a language.
Corrections
Errors are fixed at the source of the error. Send the URL and what is wrong to the address published on the contact page. Substantive corrections are made within one working day; if a claim cannot be verified, the item is removed rather than softened.
Takedown
If you made a clip that appears here and you want it gone, say so and it goes — no argument, no form, no waiting for a legal notice. Include the FRAMEWIRE URL and proof you control the source account. Requests are actioned on the same working day.
What we will not do
- Publish footage of a death, a serious injury or a minor in distress.
- Publish private material that was obviously not meant to be public.
- Present a sponsored item as editorial, or an editorial item as sponsored.
- Add engagement bait, fake urgency or invented quotes to a headline.