Editorial
Editorial Policy
Last updated May 10, 2026
This policy explains how Pocket Dispatch approaches sourcing, editing, AI-assisted drafting, corrections, and content maintenance across the public site.
Sourcing standard
Pocket Dispatch prioritizes primary materials whenever practical: official announcements, documentation, regulator releases, research papers, and first-party statements. Commentary can be used for context, but major claims should remain traceable to a source path the editor can inspect directly.
Review process
Drafts may be assisted by internal tooling, but publication is a human-reviewed step. Editors are responsible for checking claims, preserving caveats, tightening headlines, and deciding whether a draft is ready to publish, revise, or discard.
AI use in drafting
AI tools may assist with summarization, structuring, and rewrite support. They are not treated as authoritative sources. If a model-generated sentence cannot be supported during review, it should be rewritten or removed before publication.
Corrections policy
If a published page contains a material factual error, Pocket Dispatch aims to correct it promptly and note the update when the correction changes reader understanding. Correction requests can be sent to editor@pocketdispatch.co. You can also read the corrections process.
Update policy
Published guides and public issue pages may be updated when the underlying workflow, product surface, or source landscape changes materially. Where possible, updated pages show a visible last-updated date so readers can evaluate freshness.