Reuse Policy

Reuse Policy

Truth is not property — it is a shared light. Share it wisely.

At Epoch Post, founded and edited by Sheikh Sadeque Ali, we believe investigative journalism — especially work exposing war, corruption, and human rights violations — must serve the public, not proprietors.

Therefore, unless otherwise marked, all original reporting on Epoch Post may be reused freely — for education, advocacy, translation, and grassroots dissemination — under the principles below.

✅ You Are Encouraged To:

Republish full articles or excerpts on your website, blog, or newsletter — with clear attribution;
Translate our work into other languages (e.g., Spanish, Arabic, Bengali, Mandarin) — for wider reach;
Print & Distribute in classrooms, community centers, or activist networks — free of charge;
Use in documentaries, podcasts, or educational materials — non-commercial or public-interest only;
Archive via IPFS, Wayback Machine, or decentralized platforms — to resist censorship.

⚠️ We Ask That You:

Attribute clearly: Include:
©Epoch Post | Edited by Sheikh Sadeque Ali | https://epochpost.org
Do not alter meaning: No deceptive editing, selective quoting, or removal of context;
Do not monetize directly: You may not sell our work as your own product (e.g., paid e-books, exclusive paywalls);
Correct errors promptly: If we issue a correction, please update your copy.

What About Photos, Videos, or Third-Party Content?

Our original text is open — but embedded media (e.g., satellite images, documents, interviews) may have separate rights. Check captions or contact us: [email protected].

Why This Policy?

Because truth should not be locked behind paywalls, algorithms, or borders.
Because when a child in Venezuela dies from a preventable blackout — and our reporting helps the world see why — that knowledge must travel freely.

We reject the idea that journalism exists to generate clicks or serve shareholders.
At Epoch Post, journalism exists to liberate.