Content & Republication Policy
How we use creators' videos, and what you may do with our work.
Last updated November 7, 2026.
Our attribution model
- Videos are embedded, never re-uploaded. Every video on this site plays from the creator’s own YouTube channel. The creator keeps the views, the ad revenue relationship, and the copyright. We add what is ours: transcript-based summaries, claim extraction, labels, and links.
- Summaries are our editorial work, written from transcripts we lawfully obtained and stored in our research library. Quotes are short and attributed to the named speaker.
- Labels are opinion, stated openly. “Seller,” “educator,” “critic,” “official” — each label page explains its basis, and the labeled party has a right of reply.
Creator opt-out and takedown
If you are a creator and want your videos de-embedded or your coverage changed, contact us via the contact page identifying the page. De-embedding requests from the rights holder are honored promptly. Factual corrections are handled under the Corrections policy. We do not remove accurate coverage because it is unflattering — but we will publish your reply beside it.
Republication of our work
Brief excerpts (up to ~100 words) may be republished with attribution and a canonical link. Full-article republication requires written permission. Our data compilations (census counts, policy timelines) may be cited with a link; scraping the site to clone it is not citation.