The core idea
A publication date is not always the date an event occurred. Preserve both when the distinction is available and useful. Keep reporting, commentary, and announcements distinguishable so that a reader can judge what kind of evidence a linked item provides before interpreting its summary.
A workable starting pattern
Group related coverage around a documented subject or event record. Preserve each source’s canonical link and attribution. Review duplicate stories without erasing independent reporting. If a source corrects a central claim, inspect the collection’s excerpt and any derived digest rather than updating only one page.
A product announcement, an interview about that announcement, and a later technical evaluation may share a subject while adding different information. The archive should explain those differences instead of presenting three identical-looking cards.
What this page does—and does not—offer
TagsFeed is not a live news publisher or real-time aggregation service. This page explains organization and review patterns for news collections.
