Editorial Policy

1. Fact, rumor and opinion

Information announced by Rockstar Games, Take-Two or another official source can be treated as confirmed. Leaks, insiders' reports, community theories and interpretations must be identified by what is and presented with the necessary context.

2. Sources and context

Whenever a subject depends on information published by third parties, we seek to indicate the origin in the text itself, in links, incorporations or references. A source is evaluated by history, proximity to information and possibility of verification.

3. Own content

The goal is not just to repeat a headline. The materials should add useful context, comparison, explanation or analysis for those accompanying GTA. Excerpts from third parties shall be used only when necessary and with due assignment.

4. Corrections and updates

If relevant information is wrong or fails to reflect known facts, the content can be corrected or updated. The update date displayed in the material helps the reader to identify changes after publication.

5. Author

Each subject identifies the responsible author. Author profiles can present biography and public links to give context about who produces the content.

6. Review before publication

Before publishing, the content is given as to clarity, context, consistency of information and attribution of sources. The responsibility for what is published remains with the author and with the edition of Hub GTA.

7. Advertising and editorial independence

The presence of advertising does not change the conclusion of a news or analysis. When there is sponsored content or commercial partnership, this condition should be clearly informed to the reader.

8. Corrections requested by the reader

Factual errors, allocation problems or correction requests can be sent by contact page.