Non-attribution policy

A non-attribution policy is a guideline that allows information to be shared without revealing the source. This means that when someone provides insights or data under this policy, their identity or the origin of the information remains confidential. It promotes openness in discussions and exchanges while protecting the anonymity of contributors. This approach is often used in research, journalism, and organizational settings to encourage candid sharing of ideas, opinions, or experiences without fear of being personally identified or held accountable for the shared content.