PureAlpha Wiki:Editorial policy

Core rules

1. Write in original language and cite reliable, preferably primary sources.
2. Distinguish fact, interpretation, worked assumption, and opinion.
3. Do not reproduce proprietary curriculum text, Learning Outcome Statements, exam questions, mocks, answer keys, or third-party prep content without documented permission.
4. Do not submit or solicit confidential exam content.
5. State dates, units, currencies, jurisdictions, and material assumptions.
6. Mark disputed, stale, or unreviewed content visibly.
7. Correct errors transparently through page history and talk-page discussion.

Credential references

Credential and program names may be used only nominatively, where necessary to identify the subject. Do not use another organization’s marks in the site name, product name, URL, email address, social handle, or in a way that suggests affiliation.