Purpose of This Policy
The purpose of this policy is to make clear that at Biology Notes Online, my main aim’s to deliver biology content that’s accurate, educational, and always exam-relevant. This editorial policy explains the process by which content gets created, reviewed, and maintained, making sure it consistently reflects scientific integrity while keeping user-focused clarity at its core, so readers can actually trust what they’re learning and find it useful.
Content Creation
Content creation on Biology Notes Online’s handled entirely by me—Sourav, holding a postgrad in Microbiology (M.Sc., Calcutta University). I personally write and review all articles, notes, diagrams, and explanations, relying mostly on trusted academic textbooks, peer-reviewed journals, and reputable science sources like NCBI, PubMed, CDC, and WHO, as well as drawing from my own academic experience and lab work. When visual aids or AI tools get used, I don’t just auto-publish—I always manually edit, check, and verify every detail before anything goes live, so nothing gets through unless it’s accurate and clear.
Accuracy and Citations
I always strive to make sure every post is factually correct and biologically accurate, never letting careless errors slip through. When data or statements come from external sources, I properly cite them, either by embedding sources as links directly in the text or listing them at the article’s end when it’s needed. This way, readers can check the info themselves and know exactly where the facts came from, so trust isn’t just assumed, it’s earned.
Expertise and Experience
Content always reflects both my formal training in microbiology and real academic experience, so it’s not just bookish. I regularly bring in insights from lab procedures, microscopy work, and course-level understanding to give practical clarity that textbooks alone can’t offer. All explanations are cross-checked with standard syllabi—like NEET, CSIR-NET, and university-level topics—making sure the info lines up with what students actually need to know.
AI and Automation Transparency
AI sometimes helps me with draft generation, like making outlines or supporting diagram work, but I don’t ever publish raw, unedited AI-generated content. Every article gets fully human-reviewed, rewritten where needed, and checked for both quality and accuracy before it goes live. You can trust that all published materials are crafted intentionally for real biology students, not just mass-produced or blindly copied—nothing goes up without that careful, personal touch.
Content Updates and Review
Articles get reviewed periodically so they stay in sync with new editions of textbooks, curriculum changes, or any fresh scientific understanding. When content gets updated, there’ll be a “Last Updated” date shown right on the page. I also make updates based on student feedback or corrections sent in through the contact form, making sure info stays relevant and actually helpful.
Corrections and Feedback
If you spot any factual error, typo, or outdated reference, I honestly welcome your input, don’t hesitate. Every correction request gets personally reviewed by me, and I update the content wherever it’s needed. You can email corrections to biologynotesonlinecontact@gmail.com or just use the feedback feature found in every post to send a correction request straight away.
Content Limitations
This website’s strictly for educational use only, not for medical advice, diagnosis, or any kind of professional treatment. Students should always double-check their curriculum and consult educators or professors for anything that’s syllabus-specific or outside the general biology info given here.
Final Notes
My commitment’s always to uphold the trust, clarity, and usefulness of this website for biology learners at every level. Everything on here is built around accuracy, intention, and real academic honesty—nothing less.
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