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Note: Contributions are unpaid and editor-reviewed for originality, accuracy, clarity, and ethics.
Thank you for helping make forensic science more accessible, reliable, and media-rich for everyone.
Guidelines for Submitting Your Post:
Quick Guidelines
- Relevance: Forensic science only (e.g., DNA, toxicology, ballistics, digital forensics, crime news, standards/tech updates, case analyses).
- Originality: Submit plagiarism-free work. If you cite external sources, add references at the end (DOIs/official URLs).
- Evidence-based: Prefer peer-reviewed journals, recognized standards, and official statements.
- Ethics & safety: No doxxing, graphic content, or how-to for illegal/unsafe activity.
- Style: Clear, neutral tone; define terms; short paragraphs; use H2/H3 subheads every ~200–300 words.
- Images: Provide a featured image (1920×1080, WebP/JPEG), plus alt text and a short caption.
- No hard word limit: News briefs can be short; deep dives often 800–1,500+ words.
Editorial Review & Credit
- Review: Admin may edit headlines, featured image, formatting, grammar, internal links, and metadata.
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