Evidence labels
Direct support from a named source.
Interpretation grounded in disclosed evidence.
A clearly attributed editorial position.
Limited to what the speaker directly observed.
A named person’s position, not presented as independently confirmed fact.
Unresolved, never silently inferred.
Sources and verification
Claims are checked against the strongest accessible record. Primary documents, official rules and direct participants are preferred; first-party material is identified as such and does not automatically verify every claim it contains. Public sources remain linked where rights, privacy and source protection allow. Anonymous records are described precisely and never multiplied into a false consensus.
Authorship and the Editorial Desk
A named byline identifies the person responsible for a first-person account or signed contribution. The STUNT.BLOG Editorial Desk names the in-house team accountable for reporting, source review, rights checks, updates and corrections. It does not imply that every team member worked on every article. Editorial governance is supervised by Ferdi Fischer. The publisher, author, subject and source are not treated as interchangeable roles.
Connected coverage
STUNT.BLOG’s relationship to SlamArtist.com is permanent and disclosed publication-wide. An additional story-level disclosure appears when Ferdi Fischer, a SlamArtist.com service, connected archive, product or affiliated company is itself a material subject, source or case study. First-party pages may explain the relevant practice or service; they do not independently verify the reporting. Connected claims remain attributed, and the Editorial Desk retains responsibility for framing, verification and corrections.
Published and updated dates
The published date records first public release. The updated date changes only when the public story receives a material editorial, evidentiary or structural revision. Silent typo and accessibility fixes do not create artificial freshness.
Safety and operational detail
Coverage may explain systems, responsibilities, history and safety principles. It does not publish stunt build recipes, rig settings, cable dimensions, trigger methods, live-fire procedures or operating limits that could turn reporting into unsafe instruction. A page receives procedural structured data only when a safe, visible procedure genuinely exists.
AI assistance
Automation may assist with transcription, comparison, indexing, accessibility checks, code or draft organisation. It does not replace source review, rights review or editorial judgement. Material synthetic visuals are labelled in their captions; unsupported facts, invented quotations and fabricated credentials are prohibited.
Media and synthetic content
Media requires a documented right to publish, an accurate credit and contextual caption. Decorative imagery may use empty alternative text; documentary and explanatory media receive useful alternatives. AI-generated editorial illustrations are explicitly identified and never presented as documentary photographs.
Image rights and licensing
Publishing responsibility and copyright ownership are separate. Every image retains the credit and rights basis shown with it. Public-domain and openly licensed material remains governed by the linked source or licence record. Third-party editorial material is not offered for reuse or sublicensing by STUNT.BLOG. Each asset’s visible credit and rights record controls. To request permission or a commercial licence for an original graphic, email info@stunt.blog and identify the image and intended use.
Serious allegations
Serious allegations require primary documentation, precise language, a recorded request for the other side’s position, rights and confidentiality review, and visible update history. If these conditions are not met, the story is not ready.
Corrections
Substantive changes stay attached to the story with the date, what changed and why. Readers can report an error from every article. The publication-wide record is maintained on the Corrections page.
Comment rules and moderation
Comments are reader contributions, not STUNT.BLOG reporting. Every submission is held for human review. The Editorial Desk may approve, reject or remove a comment but does not substantively rewrite it. Relevant disagreement is welcome; abuse, impersonation, spam, promotion, private or identifying information, attempts to expose confidential sources and operationally dangerous instructions are not published. A display name may be a pseudonym. Approved comments remain attributable only to that display name and represent their authors, not STUNT.BLOG.
To report an approved comment, email info@stunt.blog with the article title, display name and publication date.