Rules of the aperture
Fylladey reports work that is not finished yet, and this policy states how the newsroom handles what remains uncertain.
A prototype is not a product
A laboratory result is reported as a result, with the conditions under which it was obtained.
A production date given by a maker is attributed to that maker and treated as an intention.
Naming the source of a number
A specification carries the manufacturer, the model year and the market it applies to.
A study is named with its institution and its publication, and its sample size when that matters.
Specifications change before launch
A revised figure or a cancelled programme sends the newsroom back to the stories that carried it.
A correction raised through the contact form is checked and the new date stays visible.
The bylines of the aperture
An author page states which fields a byline covers, without claiming a laboratory or an industry post.
Makers, samples and advertising
Commercial content is labelled and never presented as an independent measurement.
No manufacturer buys a favourable specification or the removal of a caveat.
Health and money have limits
Health and money coverage here is general information and replaces neither a clinician nor a licensed adviser.