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Editorial standards

Distinguish a useful question from a confirmed personal view.

No assumed philosophy

The desk does not assign Daniel a belief, investment approach, charitable commitment, or personal interest merely because it would fit an essay. An attributed statement needs his explicit confirmation; specific factual claims also need appropriate evidence. General principles remain identified as editorial analysis.

Review the complete version

The article text, title, metadata, sources, proposed date, and final image are reviewed as one package. Daniel’s written response must explicitly approve the named article and image versions. Informal praise or an earlier approval cannot schedule publication. Any later edit invalidates approval and starts another review.

Rights, images, and AI

An article’s hero image must be licensed, truthful, and approved. A materially AI-assisted portrait needs consent to the reference photographs, approval of the final image, and visible disclosure. The initial site and policies used AI assistance; material assistance in later work is disclosed and never substitutes for human fact-checking.

Publish once and correct openly

A complete essay is published on one canonical site. Substantive corrections receive dated notes. Personal details are not added to make an essay more vivid, and no outcome, donation, relationship, or credential is invented.