What this page is for
Nolege News explains technical subjects to people who are not specialists in them. That is a position of some responsibility: a reader who could already check our work would not need the article. This page sets out what we hold ourselves to, so that the standard is something you can hold us to as well.
Who writes the articles
Articles are researched and drafted by an AI writing system working from published scientific literature, standards documents, and primary sources, under the editorial direction of Amit Rai, editor of Nolege News and publisher of Consortium e-Learning Network Pvt. Ltd.. He is responsible for everything published here.
Bylines on this site name the editor rather than a writer, because that is what is true: the drafting is done by a machine and the accountability is a person's.
We disclose this because a reader is entitled to know it, and because a site that conceals it has told you something about its other choices too.
Sourcing
Articles are built from peer-reviewed literature, published standards, and primary documentation. Where a claim rests on a specific standard or study, the article names it — you will see test standards, prize citations and institutional sources given by name in the text rather than gestured at.
Where a figure comes from a manufacturer or an interested party, the article says so at that point.
How we handle uncertainty
Science in progress is reported as science in progress. Where the evidence is incomplete, contested, or moving, the article says so rather than rounding to a clean answer, and says which way the uncertainty runs.
We would rather publish "this is unresolved, and here is why it is hard" than a confident sentence that will not survive the year.
What we will not do
- We do not give medical, legal or financial advice. Articles explain how things work. They are not a substitute for a doctor, a lawyer, or a qualified professional who knows your situation.
- We do not make efficacy or safety claims on behalf of any product. Where an article discusses a product category, it describes the mechanism and the evidence standards, and points the reader to the manufacturer's own technical documentation.
- We do not publish anything we would be unwilling to correct in public.
Commercial disclosure
Nolege News is free, unadvertised and has no paywall.
Articles end with recommendation cards, and some point to businesses owned by the same group that publishes this site — Reinste Nano Ventures and STM Journals. Those cards are marked as sponsored links. Where an article names one of those businesses in its text, the article states the relationship at that point, in the body, where the reader is actually reading.
No commercial relationship determines our choice of subject or the conclusion of an article.
Corrections
If we get something wrong, we fix it.
- A typographical or formatting fix is made silently.
- A correction that changes the meaning of an article is marked on the article, saying what was wrong and when it was corrected. It is not made quietly.
- If an article's central claim does not survive, we withdraw it and say why rather than deleting it and hoping nobody noticed.
To report an error, write to [email protected] with the article's address and what is wrong.
Languages
Every article is published as a matched English–Hindi pair sharing one identity. The Hindi version is written in Hindi rather than machine-translated, because a translated explanation tends to explain the translation instead of the subject.
Both versions are held to this policy equally.