Evidence before prose
Each article starts with a defined search intent and collected reference material. Named claims, historical attribution, product behavior, and current capabilities must be traceable to sources.
AI-assisted drafts
Language models may help organize research and produce an initial draft. A generated draft is not treated as a published article. Automated checks flag missing sources, weak structure, duplicate intent, unsupported attribution, and internal workflow leakage.
Human review is mandatory
A person must review factual claims, source quality, examples, technical instructions, relevance, and clarity before an article can receive approved status and appear on public knowledge routes.
Corrections and updates
AI tools and practices change quickly. Material corrections should update the article date and preserve a clear source record. Readers can report an issue through the contact page.