This is the open register of everything NewsEnough reads.

Every register declares its grade and its licence, and each licence names its real basis: an open licence, a public record, or the publisher's own terms of use. No signed agreement is named without a recorded reference, and no agreement exists with any source. Grade A is citable and never link only, and a non-commercial or no-derivatives licence is never Grade A. Outlets and one encyclopaedia named beside an item are held at Grade B, link only. The pipeline refuses to write a fact from a register whose grade the corroboration policy does not permit. A register with no licence fails validation and the pack does not load.

The register on this page is generated from the jurisdiction packs the pipeline loads, so what a reader sees here cannot drift from what the pipeline reads. A source added to a pack appears here. A source removed from a pack leaves here.

Grade C holds one thing, Common Crawl, which is a public crawl of news-site pages. It is read for extraction alone: a fact may be derived from a crawled page, and the page is never cited and never the sole support for a claim. No text from it is stored.

Publisher opt-outs are honoured before a fetch rather than after one. Where a publisher opts out once a fact has been extracted, that support is withdrawn, which either leaves the claim standing on its other support or drops the claim.

The exclusions are published beside the inclusions, at the same weight, because they are the harder half of the register.

• The Reuters, AP, AFP and PA Media news wires. AFP Fact Check, a fact-check page and not the AFP wire, is held at Grade B, link only. Business Wire, GlobeNewswire and PR Newswire carry an issuer's own announcement and not a news report, and are held at Grade B. PA Media is budgeted at first revenue as the cheapest independent corroboration available, and until then there is no wire.
• Commercial news APIs.
• The X API.
• The BBC. Its licence forbids commercial reuse, so none of it is read.
• The Local Democracy Reporting Service. Its copy is shared with members of the BBC Local News Partnership. NewsEnough is not a member and has no agreement, so none of it is read.
• Any outlet body text, in any form, at any stage.
• User-brought subscriptions. A reader who has stopped reading the news has none to bring.

Three things are given up by reading only what is free and open. Independent verification on contested foreign events, which the corroboration rules and the confidence labels reduce rather than remove. Scoop detail beyond the snippet, and the snippet is the correct depth for this product anyway. Minutes of speed, which do not matter to a brief that arrives once a day.

Nothing else is given up. Sport, markets, weather, science, culture and everything civic and local are all here, and the local layer is legally cleaner than the national one, because a fact held by a public body is published under the Open Government Licence.

A register, a feed or a public record that is missing from this page can be sent through the form. It reaches an editor, who reads the licence and settles the grade before anything is fetched, and no feed enters the pipeline on a suggestion alone.