Systems Guides publishes educational explanations for general readers. The editorial process focuses on topic boundaries, internal consistency, plain language and clear limits.
Content standards
- Explain the system purpose and boundary before listing parts.
- Distinguish inputs, outputs, dependencies, controls, feedback and maintenance.
- Identify important trade-offs and failure paths without presenting speculative certainty.
- Keep safety-critical, engineering, operating, legal and emergency decisions outside the site’s scope.
- Consolidate pages when two URLs answer substantially the same question.
- Correct material when a factual or structural problem is identified.
Use of editorial tools
Drafting and restructuring tools may assist the publication process. Pages are organized and reviewed for reader value, duplication, internal links, technical consistency and clear scope before publication. Automated drafting is not treated as evidence of accuracy.
Corrections
Correction requests should identify the page, the statement at issue and a reliable basis for review. Use the WRS help desk for editorial corrections.