Editorial Policy

What we publish

Every guide starts with a real decision someone has to make at work. A page is unfinished if it cannot change the next action, state its boundary, or leave a usable artifact.

We prefer a smaller number of pages that stand on their own over a large catalogue of summaries. We do not publish pages solely to target a keyword or fill a category.

Sources and verification

External facts are traced to primary documentation, standards, or vendor changelogs. Each article lists the sources checked and the date of the check. When a source version changes, the page is reviewed and the date is updated.

We do not invent benchmarks, customer names, or efficiency numbers. Composite cases are labeled as illustrative.

AI assistance

AI tools may assist with research, outlining, and language editing. They are not the authority for a claim. The editor is responsible for the framework, examples, sources, and final wording, and for correcting errors when they are found.

Corrections

If a factual claim is wrong, email corrections@aivista.space with the URL, the sentence, and a source. We will review the page, correct it if needed, and note the change when the correction changes a recommendation.

Advertising and independence

Advertising supports the publication. Advertisers do not review, approve, or dictate articles, courses, or recommendations. We do not sell editorial placement or followed links.