Fact-Checking Policy

Tyler’s commits to accuracy and fairness in all published content. We understand our readers rely on us for verified information, particularly concerning the built environment and community matters relevant to the UAE. This policy outlines our commitment to factual integrity and the methods we employ to ensure our reporting meets high journalistic standards.

Our Verification Process

Every article undergoes a rigorous verification process before publication. Editors and fact-checkers review all claims, statistics, dates, names, quotes, and visual elements. This includes cross-referencing information against multiple reliable sources to confirm its validity and context.

Our process applies to all content formats, from features on high-rise modifications to reports on design trends. We aim to present information that is precise and reflective of the facts at the time of publication.

Prioritizing Reliable Sources

Tyler’s prioritizes sources based on their authority, independence, and directness to the information. We seek out and confirm information from credible channels.

Primary Sources: Original documents, official government reports, first-hand accounts, and direct interviews are our strongest references. Examples include architectural blueprints, DCD (Dubai Civil Defence) regulations, or DM (Dubai Municipality) circulars.
Official Bodies: Information from government agencies, regulatory authorities, and established professional organizations holds significant weight. This includes data from UAE ministries or relevant municipal departments.
Peer-Reviewed Research: Academic studies published in reputable, peer-reviewed journals are valuable for background and context. We review the methodology and conclusions for applicability.
Expert Testimony: Statements from recognized specialists in relevant fields, such as urban planning, security design, or legal jurisprudence, are used. We confirm their qualifications and relevance to the topic.
Reputable News Organizations: For corroboration, we may reference established news outlets with a proven track record of accuracy. This serves as a secondary check, not a primary source.

We avoid reliance on anonymous sources unless the information is critical and cannot be obtained elsewhere. In such rare instances, the information requires substantial corroboration from multiple independent sources and editorial approval.

Evaluating Claims

Each factual claim within an article is individually assessed for accuracy. We determine if sufficient evidence supports the claim and if the evidence is presented fairly.

Statistics, dates, and quotes receive close scrutiny. We ensure quotes are accurate and in context, and that any data presented reflects the most current and relevant information available.

Unverifiable Claims

If a claim cannot be verified through multiple reliable sources, it will not be published as a fact. Our editorial policy dictates that unconfirmed information does not appear as definitive truth.

In cases where a significant piece of information remains unconfirmed but is relevant to the story, we will clearly state its unverified status. We may present it as an attributed statement, rumor, or speculation with appropriate disclaimers.

Distinction Between Fact and Opinion

Tyler’s maintains a clear separation between factual reporting and opinion. Factual content is based on verifiable evidence and objective reporting.

Opinion pieces, commentaries, and analytical articles reflect the perspectives of their authors. These are always clearly labeled as opinion or analysis to ensure readers can distinguish them from factual news reporting.

Reporting Inaccuracies

Tyler’s welcomes feedback from our readers. If you believe an article contains a factual inaccuracy, we encourage you to bring it to our attention.

Send an email to [email protected].
Include the article title and URL.
Clearly state the specific claim you believe is inaccurate.
Provide any supporting evidence or alternative information you have.

Our editorial team reviews all reports of potential inaccuracies promptly, typically within 48 business hours. If an error is confirmed, we will correct the article and note the correction transparently on the page. Our commitment is to accuracy and continuous improvement.

Last Updated: March 2026