Editorial Policy

Preferred Sources

• •Peer-reviewed academic journals in linguistics, education, and cognitive science
• •Official technical documentation from speech recognition providers (MDN, OpenAI, etc.)
• •Industry-standard references (IEEE, ACM publications)
• •Established educational research databases (Google Scholar, ERIC)

Citation Requirements

• •All research claims include inline citations with author, year, and DOI when available
• •Technical specifications reference official documentation with direct links
• •Full bibliography provided on methodology and research-heavy pages

Why Anonymity?

The creator chooses to remain anonymous to focus attention on the quality of the platform and methodology rather than personal credentials. This approach emphasizes:

• •Evidence-based design: Features are validated by research citations, not personal authority
• •Transparent methodology: All learning principles and technical decisions are documented with sources
• •User outcomes: Platform effectiveness is measured by user progress data, not creator credentials

Content Attribution

All content is authored by DictaLearn (the organization) and reviewed by the development team. When external expertise is consulted, it is explicitly credited in the content.

Error Reporting

If you identify an error, outdated information, or have questions about our content:

• •Email us at dictalearn@gmail.com with specific details
• •Include the page URL and a description of the issue
• •We review all reports within 48 hours and update content as needed

Update Transparency

• •All pages display a "Last reviewed" date
• •Significant corrections are noted in the content when appropriate
• •Methodology changes are documented and explained

Independence Statement

• •No paid endorsements or sponsored content
• •Technology choices are based on technical merit and cost-effectiveness
• •Research citations are selected based on quality and relevance, not affiliation
• •Revenue comes solely from user subscriptions