Earn attention through evidence.

01

Source every material claim

Prefer original papers, official datasets, standards and manufacturer documentation. Link the source near the claim and record when it was checked. Manufacturer documents establish specifications, not independent performance.

02

Label the evidence

Keep original research, educational explainers, simulations, proposed projects and product guides distinct. Report limitations and assumptions. Never label an untested product review as hands-on.

03

Make corrections visible

Recheck specifications and changing claims before release. Correct errors promptly and retain a dated explanation of material changes. A source-check date is not a guarantee of permanent accuracy.

04

Protect editorial independence

Identify affiliate or sponsored relationships near the relevant content. Assess options using published criteria and include drawbacks. Commission potential should not determine research conclusions.

05

Respect research release boundaries

Describe work in progress honestly. Exclude identifiable utility records and confidential results. Authority review and journal submission status must be confirmed before making publication claims.

06

Publish only what is ready

Direct sales require verified products, prices, payment and fulfillment arrangements. Creative visuals must identify illustrations and simulations. Do not present invented results, stock or testimonials as facts.

PROPOSED FIRST MONTH

A steady publishing rhythm

Start with one substantial article and one creative explainer each week. Prepare a product guide every two weeks, releasing it after source and editorial review. This is a proposed calendar; automatic posting is not enabled.

WeekSubstantial articleCreative postGuide preparation
Week 1Power versus energy: reading kWh correctlyA visual card explaining the 720 kWh exampleDefine the instrument-selection checklist
Week 2Predictive maintenance: dataset provenance and validationA diagram of a run-to-failure studyReview vibration-sensor requirements
Week 3Controller selection from system constraintsA chip-versus-board comparison graphicDocument an exact-board comparison
Week 4Research spotlight: prepaid energy reconstructionA carry-over balance explainerReview sources and update earlier guides