Editorial standards
How AcademicFix prepares and reviews public guidance
Our editorial policy explains who is responsible for AcademicFix guidance, how it is checked, what evidence it can support and how corrections are handled.
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Editorial responsibility and verification limits
Public guidance is attributed to the AcademicFix Editorial Team. This organizational byline does not certify independent expert or manual review. Readers should check the linked primary sources and the requirements of their institution or journal.
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Practical evidence and source hierarchy
We prioritise current journal or institution instructions, official reporting guidance, authoritative publication records and transparent methodological reasoning. Examples are labelled as examples and are not presented as universal rules.
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Clear limits
Technical and editorial guidance can improve consistency and reduce avoidable submission errors. It cannot guarantee scientific validity, literature completeness, editorial acceptance or a specific statistical result. Field-specific and institutional rules take precedence.
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Academic integrity
We do not publish advice that enables ghostwriting, fabricated data or references, concealed authorship, retrospective hypothesis manipulation or misleading editors, reviewers and academic institutions.
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Dates, updates and corrections
Substantive guides display a publication or update date. We review material when a cited rule changes, a material ambiguity is identified or a correction is requested. Corrections that change the practical meaning are reflected in the updated page.
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Educational pages link to relevant tools, guides and checklists, not paid or individual human services. We do not publish fabricated testimonials, ratings or affiliations.
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If you identify a factual error, ambiguous instruction or outdated reference, send the page address and the point requiring review to info@academicfix.com. We assess correction requests against the source hierarchy above.