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'''Methods & Corrections''' explains how Aletheia separates sources, interpretation, experiments, and aspirations. The wiki is a working public record: a conclusion should be correctable when better evidence arrives. == Read an article == Look for a precise claim or question; sources linked near the statements they support; the strongest reasonable counterargument; an explanation of why a conclusion follows; and a date and scope. A court ruling in one case, a field observation on one model, and a design proposal have different evidentiary weight. None should be silently promoted into a universal result. == Article status == * '''Draft''' β an early outline or research note; not yet source-checked. * '''Source checked''' β cited primary material was examined and the article distinguishes its holding or content from our inference. * '''Field observed''' β a named observer reports a result with conditions and date; independent replication is not implied. * '''Independently reproduced''' β another party or team has repeated a specified test and supplied a traceable record. * '''Concept''' β a proposed design or institution; no working implementation is asserted. * '''Prototype''' β some implementation exists, with limitations and test evidence stated. * '''Released''' β a defined version, documentation, and license are available for its stated use. Release does not itself certify safety or suitability. Status is about evidence for a particular statement or artifact, not the credibility of a person. A page can contain several claims at different stages. Use the narrowest accurate label and date it. [[Aletheia:Article standards]] explains the full checklist. == Corrections and disagreement == [[Aletheia:Corrections log]] records material corrections with the old claim, new claim, reason, and source. Page histories remain available for every edit. Use an article's discussion page for a sourced objection or propose a correction through [[Aletheia:Suggest a claim or correction]]. Preserve a strong minority interpretation when the evidence remains unsettled; do not manufacture equal support when the records are decisive. == Contributions and limits == Suggest a testable question, a source, a repair record, or a reproduction. Do not publish credentials, private personal information, customer records, sensitive facility details, or an exploit sequence. For safety-critical devices, security findings, and legal or medical questions, the needed review is more demanding. Aletheia can document a concern and mitigation path without revealing details that would create avoidable harm. == Related sections == * [[Claims Under Examination]] β sourced claim reviews. * [[Repair Commons]] β diagnostic and repair records. * [[Sovereign Stack]] β project status and links to releasable work. * [[Open Research]] β hypotheses, nuggets, tests, and negative results. * [[Systems Worth Building]] β replacement-first proposals and safeguards. [[Category:Aletheia Knowledge Network]]
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