Sarkarverse:Pillars of Sarkarverse: Difference between revisions

Sarkarverse strives to provide accurate and helpful information. Toward that end, Sarkarverse gives equal importance to all three sources or validations of knowledge (perception, inference, and authority), recognizing that each of the three may be subject to error. Inevitably, some amount of inaccuracy might exist in any article.  Some known inaccuracy might even remain in an article when, on the whole, the article is somehow more informative with the content containing the inaccuracy than it would be otherwise (for example, in case of an inaccuracy in an attached audio or audio-related file). When in doubt about the accuracy of any content in an article or when a direct edit of inaccurate content might not be appropriate, use the Discussion page of articles to view, report, or discuss accuracy considerations.

Sarkarverse does not engage in advocacy or debate. Rather, Sarkarverse articles document events and concepts in an unbiased fashion. The language is strictly neutral, and alternate points of view are reported. For the most part though not always, editors' original research, personal experiences, interpretations, and opinions are not appropriate content. One notable exception would be where an editor provides a more accurate translation of material from the original language of publication.

Improving Sarkarverse is the primary objective here. Sarkarverse has policies and guidelines, but they are not dogma. Even the content and interpretation of these ten pillars will certainly change over time. Whenever the improvement of Sarkarverse requires the breaking of any rule or the general interpretation of any rule, so be it.