Primary-source preference
Current technical claims should link to government agencies, laboratories, standards bodies, project owners, or original research when those sources are available. Secondary reporting may provide context but should not silently become the factual foundation.
Dated claims
Forecasts, prices, certifications, project statuses, and market claims retain their dates. Substantive revisions display both original publication and current review dates.
Syndication and copyright
Third-party and syndicated articles are not republished wholesale. Permissioned or self-owned cross-posts may be summarized and transformed when the result provides new, source-linked value.
AI assistance
Automation may assist research organization, structuring, and editing. Published pages remain people-first, non-commodity, fact-checked against visible sources, and explicit about uncertainty. No page is created merely to target a query variation.
Corrections
Material corrections should update the page, its review date, and—when understanding would otherwise suffer—include a concise correction note.