Media guidance clarifies use of fictional VELA imagery
A concept-only company update demonstrating captions, reuse boundaries and evidence-safe visual attribution.
Illustrative newsroom only. VELA has issued no real announcement, press release or media statement.
This concept-only update demonstrates how a corporate newsroom can distinguish authored campaign imagery from evidence, project records and licensed media.
Separating evidence from illustrative imagery
Every VELA image needs a purpose label, fictional boundary and source record before it can appear beside a technical statement.
A reusable asset also needs a caption rule, permitted context and an owner who can correct or withdraw it.
A concept-only company update demonstrating captions, reuse boundaries and evidence-safe visual attribution.
What a real media owner would govern
The public page should never make an attractive image look like proof of a site, customer, outcome or operating condition.
VELA has no media desk or issued guidance. This page exists only to show the information architecture a real company could govern.
What to carry into the next decision
- Label illustrative imagery at the point where it is interpreted.
- Keep source, permitted context and correction ownership together.
- Do not let visual polish substitute for evidence or attribution.
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