Frequently asked questions for Limonatic
Answers about sources, authorship, AI use, ranking, moderation, corrections, privacy, clans, RSS, and complaints on Limonatic.
What is Limonatic?
Limonatic is a community news aggregation and discovery platform. It preserves the original source and organizes stories through community signals, publication rules, and technical controls.
How is the front page decided?
The front page combines recency, votes, participation, source diversity, relevance, and anti-abuse controls. No single signal guarantees a permanent position.
Who is the author of a story?
The linked publisher retains authorship of the original content. Limonatic separately identifies the source, the person who submitted the link, and any summary or analysis added by the platform.
Does Limonatic use artificial intelligence?
Yes. AI may be used to summarize, classify, or add context. Generated output is quality-checked and excluded from indexing when it contains errors, internal instructions, payloads, or non-renderable results.
Is every story reviewed by a human?
Human review is never claimed when it did not occur. Real manual interventions, moderation decisions, and corrections are distinguished from automated processing.
How do I request a correction?
Use the contact or reporting channel and provide the URL, the disputed fact, and available evidence. Material corrections should include a visible explanation and update the modification date.
How do moderation and privacy work?
Reports are reviewed for safety, context, and proportionality. Non-essential analytics depend on consent and are not used to identify people who reject them.
What are clans?
Clans are community spaces associated with categories and public activity. Only pages with sufficient descriptions and eligible publications may be indexed.
How can I follow Limonatic through RSS?
The RSS page lists available feeds. Feeds link to stories and their sources, while operational and search surfaces remain outside the index.
How do I submit a complaint or report a problem?
Use the official contact form or channel and include the affected URL, a concrete description, and evidence where applicable. Account and privacy matters use dedicated channels.