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BIAA / SELECTION
What is worth publishing
Priority goes to primary sources and developments with a clear educational consequence: a safety standard, research result, official competition record, new technical method or policy change that alters how a project should be designed or taught.
- 01Check event date separately from publication date
- 02Prefer official agencies, standards bodies, universities and original research
- 03Explain why the development matters to a BIAA technology tree
- 04Avoid promotional claims that cannot be independently checked
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BIAA / ARTICLE
Every article keeps an evidence trail
A publishable entry names and links the source, records the source publication date and event date where relevant, displays BIAA's edit time, distinguishes quotation from summary and states material AI assistance. Corrections remain visible.
- 01Original BIAA summary rather than full-text copying
- 02Direct links near the claims they support
- 03Clear inference labels
- 04No invented statistics, partnerships or learner outcomes
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BIAA / SAFEGUARDING
Minors and sensitive systems require a stricter edit
Names, schools, faces, voices, locations and private contact details are not included without a valid purpose and permission. Safety detail is sufficient for responsible learning but does not provide instructions that encourage dangerous infrastructure, biological or autonomous activity.
- 01Minimise identifying data
- 02Use age-appropriate language
- 03State adult-supervision and stop conditions
- 04Separate education from health or legal advice