Submission Protocol & Editorial Standards
BreakOrDie is a global ecosystem for investigative analysis, ethical commerce, and systemic disruption. We don’t just publish content; we scale missions. Whether you are a journalist, a designer, or a humanitarian strategist, these guidelines ensure your contribution meets our international standards for excellence.
Scope of Work: What We Commission
Deep-Dive Journalism
Analysis on Politics, Science, History, and Social Justice.
Requirement: 1,200+ words. Evidence-based.
Ethical Product Design
Proposals for Hand & Heart (Artisan) or Signature EliteCraft (Technical).
Requirement: Transparency Map & Material Durability.
Humanitarian Strategy
MCHE partnerships, education initiatives, and healthcare scaling.
Requirement: Scalable, measurable KPI-driven solutions.
The BreakOrDie Standard: Writing & Ethics
The Lifecycle of a Submission: From Pitch to Publication
Step 1: Preparation. Format your work in .docx or .pdf. Include a 50-word professional bio.
Step 2: Submission. Use our Unified Portal [here]. Avoid emailing drafts directly to ensure they enter our vetting queue.
Step 3: The Vetting Phase. Our Strategic Review Board reviews all pitches within 7–10 business days.
Step 4: Refinement. If accepted, you will work with a BreakOrDie editor to polish the final draft for global release.
The BreakOrDie Standard: Writing & Ethics
Rights, Attribution & Intellectual Integrity
By submitting to BreakOrDie, you retain your copyright. You grant us a non-exclusive right to distribute your work across our digital and print platforms. We honor the 'System Breaker' spirit—your work remains yours; the impact belongs to the world.
The System Breaker’s Final Audit
Before you initiate your proposal, ensure your submission meets the following criteria:
Human-Centric Authenticity: Is the content 100% human-authored with 0% AI-generated fluff?
Structural Depth: Does the article meet the 1,200-word minimum and include 3+ credible sources?
Global Resonance: Have you removed country-specific slang to ensure the message is clear to an international audience?
Visual Integrity: Are all attached media files high-resolution (300 DPI) and legally cleared for use?
The Disruption Factor: Does your summary clearly explain which "broken system" your idea intends to fix?
