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Editorial standards

Editorial Policy

How authorship, sources, review, and corrections fit together.

Our editorial standard is to identify the author, explain the evidence behind recommendations, and disclose relevant commercial relationships. A technical reviewer should be credited only after reviewing the article.

Sources and updates

Use model-specific primary sources for specifications and compatibility. Make material corrections visible and explain what changed.

Safety boundaries

Identify the limits of DIY guidance and distinguish general tool advice from work that requires a qualified professional.

Written by

Identifies the contributor responsible for writing the article. Their profile links to their background and published work.

Reviewed by

Identifies the person assigned to review the article. The evidence notes explain what the review covers.

Verified by

Identifies the person assigned to check the article’s factual claims against supporting sources.

Edited by

Identifies the person assigned to edit the article for clarity, structure, and context.

Follow a claim back to its source

Check which model, location, date, or conditions a source covers. A specification, an observation, and an opinion each support different kinds of conclusions.

Explore the reference library

People. Purpose. Evidence.

Get to know the work.