This page is also available in Japanese: Read the Japanese version
Editorial Policy
This site publishes articles that introduce YouTubers and streamers. Here's what we keep in mind when we put those articles together.
How We Check Our Facts
Our articles are based on information from clearly identifiable sources, such as the creator's own YouTube channel and social media, their official website, and announcements from their agency. If we can't confirm where a piece of information came from, we make a point of leaving it out.
We also take care not to write about uncertain things as if they were certain. When we can't confirm something, we say that it "has not been made public" and leave it at that.
How We Handle Rumors
Many readers find us through search, and to answer their questions we don't avoid mentioning widely known rumors. But we don't just repeat them. Instead, we aim to explain why people are saying it, using facts that can be verified.
We don't state anything as fact based only on someone's appearance or on a typo.
Creators and Their Families
We do not publish addresses or contact details that creators have not made public themselves, or any personal information about their families. We also do not handle images or documents that are said to have been leaked.
For minors, we do not publish information that could reveal who they are, such as the name of their school or their address.
Updating Articles
When an error is found or information becomes outdated, we check the details and then revise the article.
Authorship
The Tatsu Editorial Team handles the research, writing, and review of our articles. New articles are published under the editorial team's name.
For older articles, where it's clear who wrote them, we show the writer's name.
Spotted Something?
If you find an error in our content, please let us know through our Contact page. We'll check it and make the correction.