Love the club.
Respect the facts.
Being a supporter gives us a perspective. It also gives us a responsibility to be clear about what we know, where it came from and what is our opinion.
Original reporting gets credit.
We link to the source behind a factual claim. We distinguish official confirmation from reporting, rumor and our own analysis. Multiple outlets repeating one report do not make it independently confirmed.
Our articles follow a simple structure: the essential match record first, then What happened, The Como view and Bottom line. Starting lineups sit near the top of match reports, while every reporting link is collected in the source list at the end.
Photographers deserve more than a mention.
We use images only when we have an appropriate license, permission or verified public-domain basis. For official club photography, that means a written permission or media-use terms that specifically cover our use. A credit alone does not give permission to reproduce a photograph. Our captions name the creator and link to the source and license where applicable.
- Sinigaglia crowd, 2022: David Jones, original on Unsplash. Resized and cropped for display.
- Sinigaglia flags, 2022: David Jones, original on Unsplash. Resized and cropped for display.
- Sinigaglia pitch, 2022: David Jones, original on Unsplash. Resized and cropped for display.
Club crests used beside fixtures and match reports are shown only to identify the teams. Current crest reference files are sourced from FootyLogos.com’s Serie A collection and Champions League collection; the marks remain the property of their respective clubs.
The editorial desk takes responsibility.
AI tools assist research and drafting. We do not invent interviews, quotes, match attendance, statistics, journalists or supporter testimonials. Sempre Como Editorial Desk is the public byline for work researched, reviewed and published by the site's human editor; it is not a fictional person. Contributor bylines will name the actual author when applicable. Every factual article is built from the sources listed at its end. Read the editorial desk profile.
Our VAR check begins in the Como end.
We are a Como supporter publication, so we begin from a natural 51–49 Como lean. The final verdict follows the evidence. When a match includes a serious VAR review, we record the incident, the decision on the pitch, the available replay evidence and the relevant law before saying whether we agree. We may quote a short line from live commentary as evidence, but we write our own analysis and link to the source.
When a story changes, the record should too.
Our policy is to preserve the original article address and publication date, add a dated note for substantive updates, and label factual corrections clearly. A correction should explain what was wrong and what is now known. Routine checks alone should not make an old article look newly published.
Independent, welcoming and fair.
Sempre Como 1907 is an independent supporter publication, not an official Como 1907 channel. Disagreement about football is welcome. Racism, harassment and attacks on people for who they are have no place here.
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