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Blue Box ReviewReading names, not inventing histories

Editorial Policy

Editorial policy for Blue Box Review, covering sourcing, corrections, AI images, and limits of domain name evidence.

Blue Box Review is a new independent editorial publication. Our policy is built on a simple rule: read names, do not invent histories. We treat the phrase blue box as a subject of cultural and technical interest, and we treat domain names as unstable traces rather than records of past activity. A domain name can change hands, expire, and be re-registered. It does not by itself prove that a business, service, or person existed, and we do not present it as such.

Sourcing. We prefer primary and secondary sources that can be checked by readers. Where a claim is uncertain, we say so. We do not present speculation as fact. We do not claim first-hand tests, insider access, or credentials we do not have. We do not invent staff, addresses, phone numbers, or working forms.

Images. All images on this site are illustrative AI images. They are not documentary photographs and should not be read as evidence of any past entity or event.

Corrections. If you believe an article contains a factual error, see the contact page for how to identify the article and provide evidence. We review correction requests and update articles when evidence supports a change. We may add a short correction note.

Independence. Blue Box Review has no affiliation with any former or current operator that may have used the phrase blue box or the domain blue-box.biz. We do not accept payment for editorial coverage. We do not publish sponsored articles. Our rubriques, Blue Box Origins, Domain Archaeology, and Reading Signals, exist to organize careful reading, not to assert a hidden history. We aim to be transparent about method and modest about conclusions. When the evidence runs out, we stop.