Editorial Policy

Our standards

The Cosmoprn Desk reports on the goonverse and the adult industry the way a trade desk would: names, dates, numbers and stakes, checked before publication. Our rule set is short and non-negotiable:

• Never fabricate. Every fact in an article is sourced or clearly marked as claimed rather than confirmed. If a figure is self-reported — earnings, view counts, sales — the article says so.
• Name the stakes. We write why a story matters to readers, not just that it happened. A court ruling, an acquisition, an award win — each gets read through the lens of the people it actually affects.
• Update, don’t rewrite history. When a story develops, the article gets updated with the new information and a modified date, rather than quietly rewritten.
• No pay-to-play. Nobody buys coverage on this desk. Reviews and profiles are editorial decisions, made by editors, for free readers.

How stories are made

Every article is written by the desk from research over primary and public sources — official announcements, filings, awards records, platform notices and the public conversation of the subculture itself. We translate the heavy industry documents into plain language: what changed, for whom, and what happens next. Numbers get receipts; claims get labels. The subculture’s own language is used on its own terms, explained where newcomers need it and not explained to death where insiders live.

Corrections

Errors are fixed fast and loudly. Corrections go on the same article, state what changed, and stories with material fixes carry a visible updated date. Flag a fix by DMing our official handle @cosmoprn with the article link — no forms, no waiting rooms.

Independence

The magazine is the editorial wing of the goonverse. We don’t take sponsored posts, we don’t trade coverage for access, and we don’t soften rulings because someone with a marketing budget would prefer we had.

Frequently asked questions

• What sources does the Cosmoprn Desk use?

  Primary sources first: official studio and performer announcements, awards records, court filings, platform policy statements and public posts from the people we cover. Where a figure or claim can only be sourced to public conversation, we say so plainly in the article.

• How do I report an error or ask for a correction?

  Send a message to our official Telegram handle @cosmoprn with the article link and the problem. Corrections are published on the same article with the change noted, and important fixes carry an updated date.

• Is any coverage paid for or sponsored?

  No. Articles, reviews and placements are editorial decisions made by the desk. We don't run sponsored posts and we don't accept payment for coverage.

• Do you take down articles on request?

  Articles are corrected, not erased. Factual errors are fixed with a note; legitimized legal complaints follow the process described on our legal page.