Editorial policy
How GTA6.house sources, labels, updates and corrects its GTA 6 coverage, and how it uses automation.
Sources
Every article is built from the reporting of others and links to each source it uses: Rockstar Games and Take-Two, established gaming outlets, and GTA fan sites. We say who said what: "Rockstar said", "according to Insider Gaming", "a leaker claims, without evidence so far". We never present a rumour or a report as fact, and when sources disagree, we say so.
We don't copy. Articles restate the facts in their own words, and every draft is compared with its sources word for word before it can go live: a draft that repeats them is rewritten or held back. Short quotes are attributed to the person or company who said them.
Labels
Every article carries one of three labels, for its main claim:
- Confirmed: stated by Rockstar Games or Take-Two officially or on the record.
- Reported: reported by established outlets from their own sources, without official confirmation.
- Rumour: leaks, insiders, datamines, unverified claims and speculation.
A story backed only by fan sites or forums can't be labelled more than a rumour, whatever the draft says.
Leaks
We report that leaks happen and what they claim, labelled as rumours. We never link to, embed or explain how to find leaked or stolen footage, builds or files.
Updates and corrections
When a story develops, its article is rewritten with the new information and keeps its address; the page shows when it was last updated. Older rumours get explainers that follow them from the first claim to where they stand now.
If something is wrong, write to contact@gta6.house. We correct factual errors as soon as we can.
Automation
GTA6.house runs on an automated newsroom. Software collects the sources, groups them into stories and has AI write each article and its Spanish and Portuguese editions, which are written for their readers rather than translated. Automated checks hold back drafts that copy their sources, run too short or claim more than their sources allow. No one reviews articles before they go live; an editor can take any article down.
Independence
No one pays for coverage. Affiliate links and ads are labelled, and they never decide what we write.