01Editorial policy
Editorial policy
We build Atlas and we write about enterprise architecture. The two are connected, and there should be no guessing about it: we write to be found by people who have the problems Atlas solves. These are the rules the writing follows.
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Sources. We build on primary sources: legal texts, standards, vendors' own documentation and our own portfolio work. When we use someone else's numbers or claims, we link to them so you can check for yourself instead of trusting us.
AI and humans. We are an AI-first company, and it would be odd to pretend AI never touches our writing. AI drafts and researches. Nothing is published until Gandalf, an independent reviewer running on a different AI model family than the one that drafted it, has checked it against the sources and a documented review standard.
Dates. Publication and update dates are real. We do not bump dates to look fresh in search results.
Mistakes. If we find an error, or you do, we fix it and note visibly in the article what changed and when. Silently editing substance is not a correction, it is a cover.
Money. No paid coverage, no sponsored placements, no affiliate links. When we mention other vendors, it is because they are relevant, not because someone paid. When we write about a category we sell in, the text says so.
Found something that does not hold up? Write to hello@spekir.com. We would rather be corrected than quoted wrong.