- MIRENA
- Compliance
- Source and Citation Policy
Compliance · Governance standard
Use the source that owns the fact and preserve its exact scope.
The standard covers source hierarchy, currentness, quotations, data, legal and platform sources, conflicts, derived claims, links, archived evidence, and provenance records.
Semantec SEO Source, Citation, and Provenance Standard
The standard states what must happen, who owns the decision, what evidence is required, and what blocks release.
Source hierarchy
Use canonical first-party records for Semantec SEO identity, MIRENA product facts, price, policies, and support. Use current official provider documentation for OpenAI, Stripe, Authflow.ai, Google, WordPress, and other external systems.
Use legislation, regulators, standards bodies, or authoritative public guidance for legal, privacy, accessibility, consumer, and technical standards.
Claim-to-source mapping
A citation must support the exact claim, not merely the broad topic. Record the statement, relevant passage or field, source owner, publication or observation date, market, version, and limitation.
Do not cite one part of a source for a stronger conclusion found nowhere in the record.
Currentness and effective dates
Current pricing, product capabilities, platform rules, law, policy, providers, and availability require current verification. Historical sources may support historical claims when clearly dated.
A page's updated date does not refresh an older source.
Source classes
| Claim | Preferred source | Secondary use |
|---|---|---|
| Company or founder identity | Canonical first-party entity page | Public professional profile as corroboration |
| MIRENA capability | Current product and documentation record | Screenshot only with date and state |
| Price or subscription | Live pricing, checkout, order confirmation, terms | Older page only as historical evidence |
| Law and consumer rights | Legislation, regulator, official authority | Reputable commentary for explanation only |
| OpenAI or ChatGPT | Current OpenAI policy and help documentation | News coverage for context only |
| Search platform rule | Current official platform documentation | Industry analysis for observation and debate |
| Performance or result | First-party measurement record with method and owner | Testimonial only for the speaker's experience |
| Comparison fact | Current source for each option | Reviewer observation clearly labelled |
Quotations and copyright
Use short quotations only when the exact wording matters, preserve context, identify the speaker or publisher, and link to the source where appropriate.
A citation does not grant permission to reproduce a protected article, image, table, database, or large passage.
Conflicting sources
Do not average or silently choose between conflicting identity, price, feature, policy, or legal sources. Record the conflict, scope, date, authority, and owner.
Hold the claim or use qualified wording until the controlling source is resolved.
Derived and calculated claims
A calculation, score, classification, or comparison must identify the source values, formula, units, date, assumptions, missing values, and rounding.
A model inference is labelled as analysis and must not be presented as direct source evidence.
Links and archived evidence
A source link should resolve to the authoritative page and use descriptive text. When a source changes materially, preserve a lawful archive, screenshot, or internal evidence record if needed for an historical or dispute record.
Do not use an inaccessible source as the only public support for a material claim when a current accessible source is available.
MIRENA-assisted research
MIRENA can help identify, classify, summarise, and map sources, but a reviewer must open and verify the material used for a material claim.
A generated citation, title, quotation, or URL is not accepted until it resolves and supports the exact statement.
Correction and withdrawal
When a source is corrected, withdrawn, retracted, expires, or becomes unavailable, trace every dependent claim and choose replace, qualify, date, remove, hold, or preserve as historical.
Controlling guidance and first-party records.
The standard uses current source material but does not convert platform guidance into a ranking guarantee.
Google helpful content guidance
Official trust, sourcing, and people-first content questions.
Irish DPC transparency guidance
Official clarity and source-owner expectations for privacy information.
Semantec SEO Company Facts
First-party company and entity baseline.
Continue to the owner of the next control.
Claims, sources, AI review, approval, corrections, conflicts, and rights requests remain separate decisions.
Owned route
Claims and Substantiation
Evidence thresholds and release states.
Open route →
Owned route
Corrections Policy
Source correction, claim repair, and public change records.
Open route →
Owned route
Editorial Standards
Research, writing, links, and publication quality.
Open route →
Owned route
Company facts
Canonical first-party fact record.
Open route →
Owned route
Privacy Policy
Controller, provider, and processing evidence.
Open route →
Owned route
Copyright Policy
Quotation, reproduction, notice, and rights boundaries.
Open route →