About the project
History people can share and still check.
BoricuaReceipts is a Puerto Rico history project built around short, memorable episodes that keep the source trail close.
StandardPublic v1
ClaimMake the story clear
ContextShow what the source can and cannot prove
ReceiptKeep the proof attached
Pride is welcome. Loose claims are not.
Mission
Make Puerto Rico history easier to remember without making it easier to distort.
The videos are built for social platforms, but the website is built for the receipts: sources, guardrails, context, and the archive that outlives a feed.
Short-form first
Episodes are written for fast understanding, strong hooks, and repeatable story formats.
Source-backed
Each public story should have a source packet or receipt trail attached before it becomes part of the archive.
Boricua tone
The voice can be proud, direct, and memorable while staying careful about what the documents actually say.
Editorial rules
The claim has to survive contact with the source.
- Use primary sources when they are available and readable.
- Separate what the record says from what the episode argues.
- Use conservative wording for allegations, estimates, titles, counts, and disputed claims.
- Keep local source packets portable before public deployment.
- Do not publish, sell, collect emails, or change DNS without Rick's approval gate.