Editorial Policy

Principles

• Original and useful. Every lesson is written to teach one clear idea well. We do not publish near-duplicate pages to attract search traffic.
• Accurate. We check technical claims against authoritative documentation and list sources at the end of lessons. Where behaviour depends on a software version, we state the version we checked.
• Plain language. We define technical words when we first use them and use everyday analogies.
• Honest. We do not invent facts, statistics, quotations or references.

Review before publishing

Each lesson has a status: draft, review, or published. A lesson is only published after a named human reviewer has checked it. The reviewer and review date are recorded in the lesson's source file.

Use of AI

AI tools may help with drafting or brainstorming. Nothing is published without human review. See AI Usage.

Corrections

If you find a mistake, please tell us through the Contact page. We correct errors promptly and update the lesson's "updated" date when we make a real change.

Independence

Advertising does not influence what we teach. See Advertising Disclosure.