Editorial policy

Attribution

Articles are published under our house byline, Educatifu Editorial. This is the Educatifu team, not an individual. We use a house byline because we do not attribute an article to a named person without that person's consent. If an article is written by a named author, the byline will say so.

The publishing system accepts only that public byline and removes unsupported legacy labels rather than reassigning their attribution.

How articles are produced

We use AI-assisted tooling when researching and drafting articles. Every article published under the house byline is checked by the Educatifu Delivery Team before it goes live, and we are responsible for its content regardless of the tools used to draft it.

AI-assisted drafting does not replace review. We link primary sources for factual, regulatory and security claims. A sources section appears on an article only where those references have been recorded; where it is absent, we have not published supporting references for that article.

Review labels

A reviewer line appears only when review metadata is supplied for an article. The only approved reviewer label is Educatifu Delivery Team. A missing reviewer line does not imply that a formal review was completed.

Dates and sources

Each article displays its publication date. An updated date and a sources section appear only when those values are present in the article record. Educatifu does not represent every article as reviewed or externally sourced.

Corrections

To report an error or request a correction, email support@educatifu.com and include the article URL and the passage concerned.