Editorial policy

Public pages must be useful to a person first and extractable by search systems second. Those goals usually agree: short direct answers, then mechanism, then limits.

Rules

• Do not invent citations. If there is no DOI or PMID in the store, there is no paper.
• Do not diagnose. Process language stays hypothetical.
• Distinguish evidence from interpretation. Every major page has a “does not prove” section.
• Do not change dates merely to look fresh. Dates move when the conclusion or sources move.
• Do not mass-generate thin URLs. A page that cannot teach should not ship.