The Daleki standard
Trust you can check.
Visible sources. Clear interpretations. Room to change our minds.
The source comes first.
We prefer official documentation and data with a methodology. Media help discover topics; a creator’s opinion does not establish a fact.
Every claim in its place.
We separate documented facts, interpretation and open questions. When evidence is missing, we say so. We do not fill gaps with invented numbers.
AI prepares. A person approves.
Automation helps gather sources and prepare drafts. Editorial publication requires human review of the content and its sources. Drafts are not published automatically.
A thesis must be able to change.
We show what could contradict a thesis and retain version history. An update date represents an editorial change, not the appearance of freshness.
Visible interests.
Commercial relationships and relevant positions must be disclosed in the content they affect. Educational content does not replace individual advice or promise returns.
For search engines and agents, too.
Our public catalog includes links, sources, language and review dates. Hypotheses remain hypotheses when another system cites them.
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