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Editorial Policy and Corrections

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Last reviewed: July 15, 2026

Editorial responsibility

Crashcasts Editorial Team owns corrections and publishing decisions as an organization. It decides what to publish, how to label material, and when a correction is needed.

Technical corrections should cite primary documentation, standards, or research. Reports should identify the episode, claim, and supporting source so the editorial team can assess the issue.

AI hosts

Crashcasts uses AI hosts Sheila and Victor to present episodes. AI hosts do not review, verify, or take responsibility for technical claims.

Named expert review appears only when a real reviewer and profile are displayed with the relevant material. No implied expert review applies otherwise.

Transcript and publication checks

Automated transcripts are not published as reviewed content without terminology and summary checks. Editorial work can correct wording, clarify context, or remove inaccurate claims before publication.

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