Editorial Policy
Single Pane of Glass follows the same core standards as Operational Visibility.
Accuracy
Fact, interpretation, recommendation, and opinion should be distinguishable. Material claims require appropriate evidence. The publication should state uncertainty and limitations rather than imply more certainty than the evidence supports.
Authorship
Articles identify a real author or the Single Pane of Glass Editorial Desk. Author pages disclose relevant experience and commercial relationships.
Reviews and critiques
Architecture reviews and tool critiques must explain the criteria used. Access, sponsorship, advisory relationships, and commercial connections must be disclosed. Payment does not buy a predetermined conclusion.
Contributors
Outside contributors may pitch material, but publication is not automatic. Editors may request evidence, revise the draft, reject promotional language, and decline backlink-driven submissions.
Case-based content
Named case studies require permission or reliable public sourcing. Anonymized examples must say that identifying details were removed. Quantitative outcomes are published only when verified.
AI use
AI may support research organization, editing, diagrams, and code. A human editor is accountable for the final page. Fabricated evidence, quotations, people, products, sources, or results are prohibited.
Corrections
Material errors are corrected with a visible note. Minor typographic edits may be made without a note when meaning is unchanged.