Editorial policy

Accuracy and evidence

Keep substrate identification, product instructions, measurements, preparation photographs and observed results together. We do not turn a generic checklist into a structural or installation specification.

Check time-sensitive facts against the original publisher or manufacturer. State the version, region or model when it changes the advice. Keep uncertainty visible and avoid turning a limited observation into a universal claim.

Authorship and images

Name a contributor only when their identity and involvement are established. Do not invent experience, qualifications or test results. Label illustrative imagery and retain its provenance. Original evidence photographs need their own date, method and rights record.

Corrections and updates

A correction should explain what changed when it affects the reader’s decision. Preserve the previous editorial record internally. The contact address is being set up; the contact page reflects its current status.