Source selection
We prioritize primary, current, and authoritative sources. Examples include official product documentation, regulators, legislation, standards bodies, research papers, public datasets, and direct organizational statements.
Links and attribution
Relevant claims should link close to their support when practical. Each researched article includes a Sources or References section so readers can inspect key evidence. Internal links are added only when another No Task Left page genuinely helps the reader continue the topic.
Source independence
A source is not reliable merely because it ranks well or repeats a common claim. We check provenance, publication date, methodology, conflicts, and whether the source actually supports the statement.
Quotes and copyrighted material
Quotations are kept proportionate, clearly attributed, and linked to their source where possible. We summarize rather than reproduce substantial copyrighted material.