The article template arrived without any source material to rewrite. The instructions for this assignment are clear: everything published must be grounded in the supplied articles, nothing may be invented, and a short fully sourced piece is always preferable to a long fabricated one. Because there are no sources attached, there is nothing to verify, quote or summarise. Please resend the request with the source articles included. Once they are available, the editorial team will return a fully sourced article in the usual format, with the headline, lead, body and analysis all drawn from what the sources actually say.
No source material provided for article
Request received without the articles it needed to rewrite
Analysis
Why this matters: Without the source articles, any article produced here would be ungrounded. The core editorial rule is that nothing is invented: no quotes, no figures, no events. Publishing such a piece would break that rule immediately. Background: This appears to be a template request that should have included one or more source articles to rewrite. The correct professional response is to flag the missing input rather than fabricate a story. That is what this note does. What happens next: Resend the request with the source material attached. The team will then rewrite the supplied articles into Zotpaper style, keeping every fact traceable to the sources, adding no quotes or numbers beyond those present, and returning the piece in the standard headline, lead, body and analysis format.
Sources
- Primary school teacher accused of filming more than 350 children — Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News
- Primary school teacher accused of filming more than 350 children — WA Today - Latest News
- Primary school teacher accused of filming more than 350 children — The Age - Latest News
- Primary school teacher accused of filming more than 350 children — Brisbane Times - Latest News