1. Sources and factual claims.
High-impact factual claims are checked against primary or authoritative sources wherever practical. Platform rules are checked against the platform’s own documentation. Legal and safety topics use official regulators, statutes, or recognized standards. A source must support the exact claim being made; a nearby citation is not treated as permission to overstate.
2. Commercial claims.
Books may teach a process, provide templates, or describe controllable outputs. They do not guarantee revenue, clients, rankings, conversion rates, or platform approval. Testimonials, ratings, “best seller” badges, countdowns, discounts, and inventory claims are not published unless they are genuine, current, and documented.
3. Examples and templates.
Hypothetical material is identified by context and never presented as a client case study. Templates include prompts to verify sources, review privacy, confirm scope, and obtain approval. Readers remain responsible for adapting a template to the market, contract, law, and risk of their own work.
4. Technology-assisted production.
Technology may support research organization, drafting, translation, layout, code, or quality checks. It does not replace final human review. Customer-facing claims, files, links, calculations, and page exports are checked before release. Generated material is never presented as a real testimonial, client result, or credential.
5. Review and corrections.
Every release is checked for structure, spelling, broken links, empty pages, legibility, file integrity, and consistency between the sales page and delivered package. Material corrections trigger a new version or updated file. Readers can report an error to support.fieldguideeditions@gmail.com with the title, page, and issue.
6. Privacy and security.
Payment details are handled by designated payment providers, not this website. Support requests should not contain passwords, full payment-card numbers, regulated data, or unnecessary personal information. Private product packages are stored outside the public website deployment and delivery links are controlled through the purchase system.
7. Review cadence.
Platform-sensitive pages are reviewed when a material policy changes or at least annually. Product files are versioned. The date on this page reflects the latest standards review, not a claim that every external source was updated on that date.