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Research standards, sources, and corrections

Distinguish documented behavior, publisher claims, interpretation, and untested hypotheses.

Materially reviewed · Curated reference

Evidence labels

Review and publication dates

Materially reviewed means the content and cited source context were checked on that date. It is not reset by every build. These pages were prepared for release on 22 October 2026; no live publication date or search-engine indexing is asserted. Feed publication and collection dates are separately recorded.

Source selection and reuse

Prefer original documentation, primary incident reports, and original research. Attribute claims to their source and preserve its limits. Ordinary editorial links are standard HTML links. Third-party text and images retain their rights. The site’s original blank worksheets are marked CC0-1.0; tool releases are linked upstream and not redistributed.

Corrections and version history

Send the page URL, exact statement, and supporting source through the existing contact page. Material corrections should update the reviewed date and explain the change. Feed decisions are bound to source digests, with prior public record versions retained.

Release history

2.1 · 2026-10-22: eight focused guides, an evidence-topic finder and improved artifact vocabulary in local search. Historical Search Console exports informed the editorial selection; no ranking result is asserted.

2.0 · 2026-10-22: expanded original guides, platform references, tool profiles, working records, glossary, source selection, and reader navigation. Tool profiles remain documentation reviews, not completed laboratory validations.

1.1 · 2026-10-22: initial static library release prepared; original-source feed pipeline, historical starter record, linked field-manual routes, and blank worksheets. No previous library release is implied by this package version.

Limits of use

Educational and defensive reference material cannot establish the facts of a case without its evidence. Guides are not legal opinions or certifications. Hashes, detector scores, missing records, and repository activity must not be presented as stronger proof than they provide.

Contact and corrections