Operating standards

Editorial and correction policy.

This policy explains how Caelunova describes independent services, uses source material, corrects errors, and keeps advertising separate from service information.

Effective and last reviewed: July 28, 2026

1. Scope and responsibility

Caelunova is an independent, one-person technology studio and is responsible for the original explanatory content published on this domain. Individual services may organize information published by a relevant institution or operator. Caelunova does not claim ownership of that underlying source material and does not present an unofficial service as an official channel.

For Inha Mamma, cafeteria and university sources remain authoritative. For Inha Sugang, the applicable university course-catalog and registration sources remain authoritative. Caelunova's guides explain how to read, verify, and report information rather than attempting to replace those sources.

2. Source standard

When a factual statement depends on an external source, the preferred source is the organization directly responsible for that information. A source is evaluated for relevance to the service, location or course, applicable date or academic period, and type of decision being made.

Time-sensitive information can change after publication. A source link or attribution is therefore context, not a guarantee that a meal, schedule, course, or vacancy remains available. Where a conflict is identified, the latest applicable official notice or system takes priority over the organized view.

3. Correction process

  1. A report is checked for the affected service and identifying context such as location, date, meal period, course, or academic period.
  2. The reported difference is compared with the relevant available source.
  3. If the published view is incorrect, the service information or explanatory content is corrected.
  4. If the source itself is ambiguous or unavailable, the uncertainty is not silently converted into a factual claim.

Minor spelling and presentation fixes may be made without a public notice. A material change to the operating explanation or this policy updates the reviewed date. Reports can be sent through an available in-service feedback route or the contact page.

4. Advertising independence

Advertising does not determine service information. Advertisers do not select sources, approve corrections, change descriptions, alter menu or vacancy presentation, or receive favorable editorial treatment.

Advertising may support hosting and continued operation. It should remain visually distinguishable from navigation and original content. Ads are not intentionally placed on privacy, terms, contact, error, or other pages whose primary purpose is administrative rather than editorial.

Google and its advertising partners may process information as described in the privacy notice. Applicable consent choices are managed through Google's privacy messaging tools.

5. Automated tools and review

Software and automated tools may assist with collecting public source information, formatting, quality checks, accessibility testing, or draft review. Caelunova remains responsible for what is published. Automated output is not treated as an authoritative source for a cafeteria schedule, menu, course, vacancy, policy, or other time-sensitive fact.

Pages are reviewed for clear ownership, internal consistency, broken navigation, and statements that overreach the available evidence. Generic text created only to increase page count is outside this policy's purpose.

6. Questions about this policy

When contacting Caelunova about a correction, include the page URL, the sentence or item at issue, the reason it may be incorrect, and the most direct supporting source available. Do not include sensitive personal information.

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