Editorial Policy

Editorial Scope

Recipemoon Guides focus on practical image, file, PDF, web graphics, metadata, Data URI, and video workflows that connect naturally to the site's tools. The Guides section is not intended to be a broad general technology blog.

Topic Selection

Topics are selected when they help users make a concrete workflow decision, understand a file format, avoid a common mistake, or use aRecipemoon utility with better context.

Research and Sources

Technical claims should be checked against authoritative references where practical, such as MDN, W3C, WHATWG, browser vendor documentation, official format documentation, and relevant product documentation. Sources are selected for relevance to the specific claim, not to create a long bibliography.

Tool Testing

When a Guide refers to a Recipemoon tool, the tool link should point to an existing public route and the description should match the tool's actual purpose. Processing claims should reflect whether a tool runs in the browser, uses server-side processing, or mixes both approaches.

AI Assistance

Recipemoon may use AI assistance during drafting, editing, code review, or quality checks. AI assistance does not replace the need for human judgment, source review, and correction of errors before publication.

Updates and Corrections

Guides may be updated when formats, browsers, tools, or site behavior change. If you find a technical error, unclear wording, broken link, or outdated claim, please report it through the Contact page with the Guide URL and a short explanation.

No Guarantees

Recipemoon aims to provide useful, accurate information, but Guides are informational and cannot guarantee that every workflow will fit every browser, file, device, or production environment.