How each article is researched.
Every Splitbox Journal article begins in the same place: primary sources, cross-verification, and a written internal note before a public sentence is drafted.
Primary sources first.
Filings, regulator releases, exchange notices, published financials, and firsthand documentation come before secondary reporting. Where only secondary reporting exists, at least two independent outlets must corroborate a claim before it appears in the article.
Confidence scoring.
Every internal research note carries a confidence score. Articles that fall below the threshold route back for additional sourcing before they can be scheduled.
Separation of facts and analysis.
Draft articles are structured with facts and analysis as distinct sections during composition. When they merge into a final draft, every factual sentence remains traceable to a source identifier.
Founder gate.
No article publishes without the founder reading it end-to-end. Every published piece is signed by Olumide Olusegun personally.
Ongoing revision.
Where new information changes the picture, the article is updated. Splitbox Journal treats each article as living work, not a permanent record of a first draft.