Editorial policy

This is the working policy for a private preview. It is not a legal opinion.

What gets published

A page can appear on a public site only when a person sets the release fields after reading it. Agents and models do not fill in approval dates or reviewer names. High-risk subjects also need a qualified reviewer: kiln installation and operation, ventilation, dust and chemical handling, hazardous waste, and food-contact claims.

A craft instructor can review a joining method. That review does not qualify the same person to certify wiring or regulatory food-contact compliance.

How drafts are made

Launch drafts use named sources: manufacturer pages, Orton’s cone explanations, U.S. FDA pages, Princeton’s ceramics safety page, and Digitalfire technical notes. The evidence file for each article records which claim rests on which source. Search snippets are not treated as proof.

AI assistance was used to draft and structure pages. The policy is to say so. AI assistance is not human review, expert review, or a studio test.

Corrections

A correction changes the text and the change summary. It does not consist of changing the date alone. Readers will see the drafted or updated date that matches the edit.

Comments and newsletters

Comments are off. The newsletter form is omitted until a real list exists, and this project will not collect addresses into the repository.