Editorial Standards and Corrections

These standards apply to new and revised Aroged articles. Older imported pages are undergoing review and may not yet meet them.

Sources and attribution

Research explainers should link to original papers, universities or public agencies. Product and software articles should distinguish manufacturer specifications from independently tested results. Quotations and images require clear attribution and appropriate permission.

Dates and updates

An old study or product announcement must not be presented as new. Substantial updates should identify what changed. Cosmetic edits should not be used to suggest that historical reporting is newly published.

Bylines and AI assistance

Aroged Editorial Desk is a publication label, not a fictional person. Individual credentials, locations, biographies and hands-on testing claims should appear only when verified. AI-assisted drafts require source checking and editorial review before publication.

Reviews and commercial relationships

A specifications summary is not a hands-on review. Any sponsored relationship or affiliate arrangement should be disclosed when applicable; this policy does not assert that such arrangements currently exist.

Corrections

Use the Contact page to send the article URL, the disputed detail and supporting evidence. A correction should state the accurate information and explain material changes rather than silently changing the meaning of a report.

See also About Aroged and Explore Topics.