Editorial policy

A page should answer a recognisable question and leave the reader with a next move. We prefer a modest claim that can be checked to a dramatic claim that cannot.

Authors distinguish observation, interpretation and recommendation. Dates show when a note was published; links and references are kept close to the decision they support. When a method has limits, the page names them.

We correct concrete errors. We avoid private data, invented experience and copied material. The publication may accept sponsored work only when it fits the subject, is clearly disclosed and remains separated from the editorial judgement.