Fact-Check Policy

At EatTheRainbowFarm.com, we are committed to delivering accurate, reliable, and up-to-date information. Whether we’re covering government programs, financial aid updates, or coin discoveries, our goal is to ensure every piece of content is factually sound and responsibly verified.

This Fact-Check Policy explains how we research, review, and verify the information we publish.

🔹 Our Commitment to Accuracy

We understand that the topics we cover — including stimulus checks, welfare programs, retirement benefits, rare coins, and public schemes — directly affect our readers’ lives. That’s why we prioritize accuracy above all.

Before publishing, every article is checked to ensure:

The claims are verifiable
The sources are credible
The data is current and complete
The context is preserved and not misleading

🔹 Sources We Trust

We rely on a wide range of official and reputable sources, including:

U.S. government portals (e.g., IRS.gov, SSA.gov, USA.gov)
State government websites and press releases
International public agencies and education departments
Trusted news outlets with a record of credibility
Recognized numismatic authorities and auction databases (for coin-related content)
Legal and policy documents released by official entities

If a claim cannot be supported by credible documentation or source attribution, it will not be included in our article.

🔹 Editorial and Fact-Check Workflow

Topic Selection – Based on newsworthiness and public relevance
Research – Sourced from official documents, government statements, or expert input
Content Drafting – Written in simplified language for broad public understanding
Manual Fact Check – Checked by our editorial team before publishing
Review & Publish – Final review to ensure clarity, neutrality, and factual integrity
Post-Publication Monitoring – Updated if new information emerges or corrections are needed

We do not use AI-generated content without human oversight and verification.

🔹 Corrections Policy

We believe in transparency and accountability.

If an error is found:

It is corrected promptly
A correction note may be added to the article
Readers are encouraged to notify us via email at [email protected]

We regularly revisit older content to verify its accuracy and reflect policy updates, especially for frequently changing topics like stimulus payments and benefit eligibility.