About sourced listings
Some listings on Explore & Earn are marked “Sourced”. Here is exactly what that means — and what it doesn't.
What “Sourced” means
A sourced listing is a real, public job posting we found from a permitted public source — for example, a government job board. We show the facts the posting itself stated, name the source, and link out to the original posting whenever the source provides a link.
Explore & Earn has not confirmed the employer or the details of a sourced listing. There is no host account behind it, no verified badge, and no endorsement — the employer's name is shown exactly as the posting stated it.
Our honesty rules
Anything the original posting didn't state is shown as “Not stated” — never assumed, never filled in, and never silently turned into a “no”. We extract stated facts only; we never copy full posting text, add descriptions, or invent housing, meals, or pay details. Sourced listings show when they were last seen at their source, and listings we can no longer observe are closed automatically rather than left up looking current.
Is this your posting?
If a sourced listing describes your opportunity, you can claim it from the listing page. Claiming routes to our review, converts the listing into one you own and control, and unlocks the full host toolkit. Claiming is the fastest way to correct any detail.
Removal & corrections
If you are the employer (or their representative) and want a sourced listing about you removed or corrected, email jackson@automatedempires.com with the listing link. We action valid requests promptly — our target is within 72 hours — and we exclude removed postings from future imports.
Prefer the listing stays up? Claim and verify it instead — that puts you in control of every detail.