Editorial standards

Evidence and attribution

Claims should trace to a source. Company demonstrations are attributed as demonstrations; independent verification is identified separately. Named authors remain responsible for published work.

Reporting, analysis, and opinion

Reporting establishes what happened. Analysis explains what the evidence supports. Opinion makes an argument. Readers should be able to tell which they are reading.

Dates and historical coverage

Retrospectives state the period they examine and retain their actual publication date. An archival date is used only for an authentic previously published work with its original source disclosed.

AI assistance and corrections

Editors verify sources, quotations, and factual claims, including those in AI-assisted drafts. Material AI assistance is disclosed. Corrections identify what changed and when; substantial revisions carry an update note.