# CORES MEDIA > Public Ghost publication content. Public Ghost content for AI and LLM tooling. Use `/llms-full.txt` for consolidated page and post context. Append `.md` to any post or page URL to get the content in Markdown (for example, `/example-post.md`). ## Pages - [About](https://www.cores.media/about.md) - Cores.Media is currently in its founding phase — built by a growing community of contributors, not a single company or individual. We are building the platform with our first writers, respondents, and participants. Cores.Media is an independent community platform where people ask questions and dire… - [Articles & Insights](https://www.cores.media/blog.md) - Articles & Insights - [Content Rules](https://www.cores.media/content-rules.md) - Cores.Media – Content Rules for Questions Before submitting a question, make sure your content meets the following requirements. A respectful, fact-based question is far more likely to be taken seriously by the people you're addressing. 1. Target the decision, not the person * Direct your question… - [Fact-Based Approach](https://www.cores.media/fact-based-approach.md) - Cores.Media — Fact-Based Approach Principle: Fact-basedness isn't judged by what someone claims is true, but by how transparently and verifiably that claim is backed up. Cores.Media doesn't take a position on who is right — it asks the same transparency from everyone. 1. Source requirements * Claim… - [Privacy](https://www.cores.media/privacy.md) - This page explains what personal data Cores.Media collects, why, and who processes it on our behalf. ## Data controller Cores.Media is currently an independently developed project. The data controller responsible for your personal data is Esa Riikonen, reachable at hello@cores.media. ## What we col… - [We are the voice that decision- makers can no longer ignore](https://www.cores.media/visio.md) - Cores.Media was founded in June 2026 out of the belief that the world is a better place when the backgrounds of decision-making are transparent. We don't just follow the news cycle – we ask why things are done the way they are. How Cores.Media works Cores.Media is a platform for you, someone who ca… - [Writing Guidelines](https://www.cores.media/writing-guidelines.md) - How to Write a Good Article — Cores.Media A well-structured article is more likely to be read, shared, and taken seriously by decision-makers. These guidelines help your work land with the impact it deserves. 1. Headline * State clearly what the article is about — avoid vague or clickbait framing.… ## Posts - [Ask The Question. Make It Public.](https://www.cores.media/ask-the-question-make-it-public.md) - You've had that question. The one you wanted to put directly to someone with real power — a Member of Parliament, a public official, a CEO, a scientist — and never had anywhere to send it. Cores.Media exists for exactly that moment. Ask your question. Make it public. Let others stand behind it with… - [Who Gets to Ask](https://www.cores.media/who-gets-to-ask.md) - Traditionally, the ability to put a hard question to someone in power and expect an answer has belonged to a small group: journalists with press credentials, elected officials in a parliamentary session, researchers with institutional standing. Everyone else could complain, speculate, or vote — but… - [The Cost of Silence](https://www.cores.media/the-cost-of-silence.md) - Ask a public question, and there are only two outcomes worth paying attention to: an answer, or the absence of one. Most platforms treat these two outcomes very differently. An answer becomes content — it gets published, discussed, shared. Silence becomes nothing. The question fades, the thread goe… - [Why We Don't Allow Comment Wars](https://www.cores.media/why-we-dont-allow-comment-wars.md) - Most platforms that claim to enable public accountability end up doing the opposite. They open a comment section, invite everyone to weigh in, and call it engagement. What actually happens is different: the loudest voices dominate, nuance disappears, and the original question gets buried under hund… - [Why Public Questions Change Decisions Before They're Made](https://www.cores.media/why-public-questions-change-decisions-before-theyre-made.md) - Most accountability happens too late. A decision gets made behind closed doors. Months later, someone asks about it — a journalist, a citizen, an opposition politician. By then, the decision is already implemented, the budget is spent, the contract is signed. The question, however sharp, can only e… ## Optional - [RSS Feed](https://www.cores.media/rss/) - [Sitemap](https://www.cores.media/sitemap.xml) - [Full content of pages and posts](https://www.cores.media/llms-full.txt)