EDITORIAL STANDARDS & TRANSPARENCY
Clarity is part of the evidence.
How The Discovery Journal distinguishes useful education, authorship, scientific review, and commercial relationships.
Ownership and scope
The Discovery Journal is part of Discover AXON and funded by the AXON ecosystem. It is not an independent certification authority. Its education pages explain scientific principles without product catalogues, purchase links, medical advice, or claims about the benefits of research materials.
Current authorship and review status
The initial twelve articles are original, source-linked primers prepared with AI assistance. The organizational editorial attribution identifies the production method; it is not a claim of specialist credentials. No article is attributed to Dr. Jaitly, and she has not been represented as reviewing these articles. Credentialed scientific review is not yet commissioned. Each article displays preparation date and an explicit pending review status.
Sources and bounded claims
References include accessible scientific papers, textbooks, government guidance, and standards. Citations identify the claims they support. Observations in a model, method-specific measurements, and clinical outcomes are distinct forms of evidence. Articles include limitations, and no editorial illustration is presented as original laboratory data.
Proposed review workflow
- Record the scientific question, intended audience, and source set.
- Have a qualified subject-matter reviewer check claims, citations, and limits.
- Require founder approval before publishing content under her byline or as her words.
- Review medical, product, and sponsorship boundaries separately from scientific accuracy.
- Record reviewer identity and review date only after that review actually occurs.
- Log substantive corrections and update the visible modified date.
Videos, interviews, and original research
No founder or creator videos, transcripts, original experimental research, approved interviews, or development case studies were supplied. We do not invent them. The episode hub is explicitly a plan, and the short-form library is a reading edition. Videos can be added with verified attribution, permission, captions, transcripts, and references.
Questions, corrections, and privacy
The question form accepts private science questions and corrections. Submissions are not published automatically. Public attribution requires separate permission. Do not submit sensitive health information.
Campaign transparency
Educational routes use the same public navigation and content for every visitor—no referrer, bot, geography, or user-agent-based hiding. Sponsor and creator disclosures must follow the applicable platform rules and local law. TikTok One approval is not claimed. The sponsor, exact video, landing page, and market must be reviewed before a campaign is launched.
