Just locked in my byline on the weekly Arts & Culture roundup – 542 words, AP Stylebook 2023, §12.4 compliance, printed on the new PressPrint 3000 mod
Is it normal to fact-check everything I write?
I've been working on a few pieces and I find myself verifying every single fact, even if it's something I've written about before. I'm not just talking about double-checking sources, but also making sure I haven't misinterpreted something. It feels like it's taking a lot of time, but at the same time, I don't want to risk publishing something that's not accurate. Do other journalists do this or am I just being overly cautious?
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