ZEITKANTE

EDITORIAL SYSTEM

FORMAT MEETS WORLD.

Every ZEITKANTE story receives one primary format and one primary world. The format describes how the story is told; the world shows where its main subject belongs.

OPEN STORIES →

01 / FORMATS

HOW WE TELL A STORY.

Formats create expectations: depth, purpose and the kind of question an article is trying to answer.

01

AT THE EDGE

Developments at a threshold: something fundamental may be changing, but the consequences are not yet fully clear.

02

DEEP DIVE

Our long-form format: broad research, many sources, background, context, uncertainty and consequences. Not just what happened, but why it matters.

03

ANALYSIS

Structures and relationships behind an event, separated clearly from documented fact.

04

EXPLAINED

A compact, accessible explanation of a complex subject without unnecessary detours.

05

FACT CHECK

Verifiable claims are checked against sources; confirmed facts, uncertainty and unsupported claims are kept apart.

06

TOMORROW

A structured look at developments that may shape the future — without presenting scenarios as predictions.

07

PERSPECTIVE

Several relevant viewpoints on the same question, with their evidence and assumptions made visible.

02 / WORLDS

WHAT THE STORY IS ABOUT.

The primary world gives each story a stable home. Additional terms remain available as metadata and SEO context.

01

HUMAN

Behaviour, psychology, health, relationships and what change does to people.

02

AI

Artificial intelligence, automation and their technical and social consequences.

03

KNOWLEDGE

Research, science, evidence, discovery and the limits of what we know.

04

SOCIETY

Institutions, culture, public debate and collective change.

05

WORLD

Environment, international developments and events whose effects cross borders.

06

FUTURE

Longer-term technological and social trajectories already visible in the present.

IN THE EDITORIAL SYSTEM

CLASSIFY FIRST.
THEN PUBLISH.

The ZEITKANTE metadata block can carry FORMAT and WORLD directly from article creation into the CMS. If either is missing, the system may suggest a value — but the final editorial decision remains visible and editable before publication.