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This policy explains how Stokera’s learning guides are chosen, drafted, checked, updated, and corrected.

Purpose

Stokera publishes guides that help a reader understand a learning task, make a study decision, or prepare a useful next step. We do not publish one page for every keyword variation or index private, user-generated courses.

How sources are chosen

Learning-science claims should link to original studies or authoritative research records. Product claims should link to the company that owns the product. Platform and technical guidance should link to the relevant official documentation. Source notes explain why each reference is present.

A link is not treated as proof by itself. The cited page must support the nearby claim, and limitations should remain close to the statement they qualify.

How AI assistance is used

AI may help research a topic, organize a draft, or edit language. Material claims are checked against the linked sources before publication. AI assistance does not create expertise, first-hand product use, or evidence that does not exist.

How comparisons are handled

Stokera has a financial interest in comparisons that include Stokera. That relationship is always relevant. Comparison pages distinguish sourced product facts from hands-on observations and should state who the product is best suited for rather than claim a universal winner.

Updates and corrections

Modified dates change only when the substance changes. If a source, product, or conclusion changes, the guide should be reviewed and corrected. Readers can report a problem in the Stokera community.

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