Nhật Nguyệt
Editorial process
The Nhật Nguyệt team picks the topic and sources, and a language model writes the draft from sources on the list, based on verified real press/institutional sources. Here are the 4 steps of the process.
- Approved sources
- 124
- Review before publishing
- Yes
- Automated screening
- Yes
- Review after publishing
- Yes
- AI assistance
- Yes
Editorial policy version 1.9, updated 2026-10-19
Select the topic, research real sources
Every article starts from a topic on the Knowledge map, paired with reputable source links verified to still be live, drawn from a whitelist of 124 approved sources: 68 licensed Vietnamese news outlets, 23 government and research portals, 18 international academic and institutional sources (universities, museums, libraries, science agencies), and 15 specialist reference sites. We never invent sources and never pull content from sites of unclear origin.
The team builds the article from the sources gathered
The Nhật Nguyệt team picks the topic, sources, and content framework in step 1. Our experts will create the draft.
Content filter, checking for compliance
Before saving, every draft passes through a filter that blocks phrases violating our stated rules: absolute claims about wealth/health/fate (e.g. “guaranteed to get rich”), unfounded quotes attributed to real people, and content touching sitting political leaders or territorial sovereignty disputes. A draft that does not meet these standards is not published. This is an automated, rule-based filter, not a substitute for full case-by-case legal review.
Reviewed before publishing, checked again after
Articles are published after passing automated checks and being approved by an editor. After publication, the site maintainer also reviews them periodically for quality and accuracy, and corrects or removes anything found wrong, including reader-reported issues.
Found an error or something wrong?
Let us know through the form below, with the article link. Reader reports get priority over the periodic sample review.
