Editorial Policy

How Alex Jeff separates memory, reflection, practical information and visual storytelling.

Autobiographical stories are based on memories and details the author has actually chosen to share. We avoid filling factual gaps with invented events merely to make a story more dramatic. When an important detail is unknown or uncertain, the writing should say so or stop where the verified memory stops.

Some pieces are essays inspired by recurring work and life experiences rather than transcripts of one specific event. These pieces may combine lessons from sound engineering, technology, website building, learning or measurement into a broader reflection.

Health-related material is written as general education and personal experience, not diagnosis or treatment. Calculators clearly present estimates and limitations. Claims that could affect a person’s safety should be framed conservatively and corrected when better information becomes available.

The site uses licensed stock photographs and other illustrative visuals to create atmosphere. Unless explicitly captioned as an original photograph, an image should not be understood as a photograph of Alex Jeff or of the people and events described in the accompanying text.

AI tools may assist with drafting, editing, translation, design, coding and organization. The project remains responsible for the published result. AI assistance is not treated as a source for factual claims that require independent verification.

If you notice a factual error, broken link or misleading description, please use the Contact page. Substantive corrections should be made rather than hidden behind cosmetic edits.