Standards
How we work.
What we publish, how we check it, what we will never make up, and what happens when we get something wrong.
Eonara writes about attention, and sells a product that helps people protect it. That is a conflict of interest, and the way to handle it is not to pretend it does not exist. It is to be specific about how the writing is made, where the evidence stops, and what we are guessing.
Three labels run through everything published here. A claim markedobserved is stated in primary documentation or published research, and cited. A claim marked inferred is a reasonable conclusion drawn from those, and confirmed by nobody. A claim marked experimental is something we intend to test. Anything unlabelled is a position, not a fact.
The pages
- Who We AreWhat Eonara is, the territory it is exploring, and where our beliefs end and the evidence begins.
- Editorial PolicyThe standard a piece has to meet, the three evidence labels, and the list of things we will not publish.
- AI Content PolicyWhere AI assists, where it never does, and why a reader deciding whether to trust a page about attention deserves to know how it was made.
- Corrections and UpdatesReview schedule, how corrections are displayed, and why we do not quietly delete things.
- PrivacyWhat the product stores, where it stores it, and what leaves your device — which at present is nothing.
- DisclaimersWhat we do not claim about productivity, health, research and other people's work.