Editorial Policy
This policy describes how Prism Mod information is organized, reviewed, and presented on the website.
Evidence-first content
Project information is written around identifiable source material, observable project structure, and reproducible testing practices. When a version number, compatibility claim, or feature detail cannot be supported confidently, the site avoids presenting it as a verified fact. Uncertainty is described as uncertainty rather than filled with a guess.
Version and compatibility claims
Version guidance focuses on the exact source state, loader environment, configuration, and test result. Branch names or historical markers are treated as context rather than automatic proof of stability. Compatibility advice encourages controlled testing because results can change when the game, loader, project state, or mod list changes.
Guide organization
The homepage contains the core project sections, while long-form articles remain inside the Guides category. This separation keeps the main navigation concise and prevents the homepage from becoming a blog listing. Guide content may explain workflows in greater detail while keeping the same cautious approach to unsupported claims.
Corrections and updates
Content may be revised when project information, site structure, or testing guidance changes. Corrections should preserve the distinction between confirmed information and interpretation. Visitors who notice a site-specific error can use the Contact page to report the issue so the published material can be reviewed.