Editorial Policy
At Circuitly, we are dedicated to providing accurate, well-researched, and transparent content related to microchips, logic systems, electronics, and emerging technologies. Our editorial policy reflects our commitment to integrity, objectivity, and reader trust.
This page outlines how we produce content, how editorial decisions are made, and the standards we follow to ensure the quality and reliability of the information we publish.
1. Our Mission
Circuitly was created to make complex electronics understandable and accessible. We aim to empower our readers — whether they are students, professionals, or enthusiasts — with clear, credible, and technically sound information that respects both scientific rigour and user experience.
2. Editorial Independence
Circuitly maintains complete editorial independence. Our content is produced without influence from advertisers, sponsors, or outside partners. Any third-party affiliations are clearly disclosed when relevant.
Decisions about what we publish are based solely on relevance, technical value, and editorial judgement — not commercial interest.
3. Content Creation Process
Our content is created by experienced engineers, writers, researchers, and subject-matter experts. Each article or resource undergoes a multi-step process:
- Research and fact-checking: We rely on verified sources including academic literature, white papers, industry documentation, and first-hand testing.
- Technical review: Each piece of content is reviewed for technical accuracy by a qualified expert prior to publication.
- Editorial review: We assess content for clarity, structure, tone, and adherence to our writing guidelines.
- Updates and revisions: Articles are periodically updated to reflect the latest standards, technologies, or corrections as needed.
4. Accuracy and Corrections
Accuracy is central to our editorial philosophy. If we publish an error, we take it seriously and will correct it as quickly as possible.
To report an issue or suggest a correction, please contact us at:
Email: [email protected]
Corrections are documented clearly within the affected article or noted at the end of the page.
5. Sources and Attribution
We reference our sources wherever applicable. Citations, links, and references to third-party materials are provided to:
- Support factual claims
- Acknowledge original work
- Allow readers to explore the topic further
We do not tolerate plagiarism or unattributed reuse of content, and we expect the same standard from contributors.
6. Sponsored and Affiliate Content
As of the time of writing, Circuitly does not publish sponsored articles or affiliate-based reviews. If we introduce such content in the future, it will always be clearly labelled and kept separate from editorial content.
7. User Contributions
Users may comment, submit suggestions, or interact with our content through email or forms. While we value community input, all submissions are subject to editorial moderation. We do not publish user-generated content that is misleading, promotional, or violates ethical standards.
8. Diversity of Perspectives
We strive to reflect a broad range of perspectives in our coverage, especially in areas where the technology community may have differing views. We aim for balance, context, and clarity, avoiding sensationalism or bias.
9. Ethical Standards
We adhere to the following principles:
- Transparency in authorship and purpose
- Respect for intellectual property and data protection
- No conflicts of interest in published opinions or recommendations
- Commitment to public education and open knowledge
10. Contact Us
If you have any questions about our editorial process, wish to contribute, or would like to report a concern, we encourage you to get in touch.
Address:
5 Ridgefield, Manchester M2 6EG, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 079 6357 9974
Email: [email protected]
