Information
AI and citation policy
We want documentary content to be findable and citable by humans and assistants, while refusing mass scraping for model training.
Citation allowed
You may quote our texts, timelines, and profiles for informational, educational, or research purposes, provided you clearly credit the source and include the page’s canonical URL.
Suggested citation: Author. “Title”. Tamil Eelam Story. URL. Accessed YYYY-MM-DD.
Each article includes a “How to cite” block and a Markdown (.md) mirror for agents and tools.
Crawl and discovery
Search engines (Google, Bing) and user-driven fetchers used to answer a question are welcome, subject to robots.txt.
A machine-readable map is published at /llms.txt (short) and /llms-full.txt (published content index).
Model training refused
Using our content to train, fine-tune, or build large-scale AI training corpora is not allowed.
This option B policy is declared in robots.txt (known training bots blocked) and should also be enforced via Cloudflare AI Crawl Control in production.
Rights and contact
Media archives remain subject to their authors’ or rights holders’ copyright. A text citation does not grant full republication rights.
For licensing, editorial partnership, or a report: use the Contact page.