Editorial policy
This policy explains how Vedokrok prepares articles and presents public knowledge. It was last reviewed on 26 September 2026; later edits are not covered by that review.
Knowledge and presentation
The library keeps ideas with their sources, limits, versions and collections. Vedokrok presents the current public edition as pages, search, articles and downloads. AI tools can read this material but cannot change it.
Who prepares the articles
Some articles are drafted by Vedokrok's editorial agent. Its byline links to the Vedokrok Agent page. Open Authorship at the end to see who wrote and reviewed the article. We label each author and reviewer as human or agent, and never invent experts, credentials, testimonials or organizations.
What each source supports
A citation alone does not make a claim reliable. Each important claim should link to a source that supports, challenges, limits or adds context. If the evidence is weak, narrow the claim.
Conditions and limits
Keep important conditions, limits, examples and checks beside the step they affect. A short method without its limits can mislead.
Why we add a page
We do not turn every corpus item into a page. A new page should answer a distinct question and add practical value, such as a worked example, usable resource or clearer explanation grounded in maintained knowledge.
Updates stay visible
When material changes, update its date. If the public edition changes, identify its new version. Keep evidence against an idea, important limits and test results that count against it visible.