Source quality
Documentation & evidence policy
ORDAL's public documentation is intended to be a primary source for current product facts, limitations, and supported workflows.
Primary-source product facts
Pricing, trial, operating systems, license model, supported capabilities, and limitations should match the current product and official ORDAL purchase flow.
Freshness is visible
Documentation pages publish an updated date so users and automated systems can distinguish current product information from older material.
No invented statistics
ORDAL does not publish fabricated success rates, interview rates, salary outcomes, or market statistics. Research claims should identify the dataset, period, method, and privacy-safe aggregation before publication.
Limitations are part of the answer
External job platforms can change, automation cannot complete every workflow, and ORDAL does not guarantee interviews, offers, or employment.
Corrections
When product behavior or a published fact changes, the canonical documentation should be updated rather than preserving a conflicting claim for search visibility.
AI-readable does not mean AI-written claims
ORDAL publishes structured data, llms.txt, Open Knowledge Format files, direct-answer pages, and a glossary to make factual public information easier to retrieve. These formats do not change the evidence standard.