The initial articles are AI-assisted drafts with linked references. They are available to read, with human review still pending. No expert review or human authorship is implied.
How a topic moves toward publication
- Define the learning goal. Each level has a different goal, not simply a different word count.
- Gather suitable sources. Prefer specifications and original documentation for technical facts.
- Write and check the explanation. Explain unfamiliar terms, test examples, and identify where analogies break down.
- Complete human review. Check accuracy, sources, consistency, and clarity. Record the reviewer in the content data.
- Publish deliberately. Make each reviewed article eligible for search indexing. New drafts remain readable but are kept out of the search index.
What source links mean
Numbered references show the material supporting a section. They do not imply that the source’s authors endorse SmartTLDR. Older specifications may have later updates; these introductory drafts are not complete protocol implementation guides.
Corrections and updates
Send corrections to Codaki at codaki50@gmail.com. Include the article URL, explanation level, the sentence in question, and a supporting source when available. The email link opens your email application; nothing is sent automatically.
AI assistance is not approval
Publishing a readable draft does not mean it has been reviewed. An article can enter the search sitemap only after its review status and named reviewer are recorded. Other drafts do not block that article, and automation never invents an approval.