Publishing Principles
Published: 29 August 2026
These are voluntary editorial commitments for this personal, bilingual publication. They describe the process I intend to follow; they are not independent assurance of every article.
Purpose and scope
I publish personal analysis, practical notes, and technical writing about AI, software, operations, and related work. Articles express my own perspective unless an item says otherwise.
Sources and uncertainty
When a factual claim depends on an external source, I aim to identify the source so readers can examine it. I distinguish sourced facts from analysis and mark uncertainty when I cannot verify a point adequately.
Plain language and structure
I aim to use descriptive headings, direct language, and an understandable structure. This practice is informed by plain-language guidance, including ISO 24495-1, but does not claim conformity with that standard.
Artificial intelligence and transparency
When confirmed AI-assisted or AI-generated material materially affects an article or visual, the item should identify that use. Where a legacy record is unavailable, the status remains unrecorded rather than inferred.
Commercial relationships and conflicts
A relevant sponsorship, affiliate relationship, gift, client relationship, employment interest, or other conflict should be disclosed on the affected article when confirmed. The absence of a disclosure is not evidence that no relationship exists.
Corrections and substantial updates
Material corrections, clarifications, substantive updates, and retirements should be recorded on the affected article when they could change its meaning or a reader's interpretation. Routine spelling, punctuation, formatting, and link-maintenance changes are not individually logged.
Reuse rights and exclusions are set out in the Content Licence.