Editorial standards

How we create our specialist articles.

T-NEX GmbH holds editorial responsibility for this website. Our articles connect specific professional questions with traceable sources. Here we explain how we research, use AI and update content.

Keep information connected to its context
01Sources & documentsApproved content
02Explore & interpretTrace the connections
03Use the knowledgeWith a link to the source
In daily work

Sources support the claim

For regulatory topics, we use official publications and distinguish rules in force from proposals. The specific source passage, its scope and its date determine what it supports.

Product and project articles draw on the relevant documentation. A documented function is not presented as a measured customer outcome.

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Make subject responsibility specific

Articles identify T-NEX as publisher. A personal author or review credit is attached to an article only when that contribution is documented.

The profiles of Andreas Unruh and Christoph Gembruch describe their respective qualifications and experience. Assessment of a claim depends on its subject and the sources suitable for that subject.

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AI in research and drafting

We use AI tools for research and drafting. Their output is working material and does not constitute subject approval.

Sources must support the published claims. T-NEX GmbH holds editorial responsibility for publication.

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Dates and corrections

A content date helps readers assess time-sensitive claims. A change to a regulation or a product’s documented scope requires the affected content to be reassessed.

You can send corrections through our contact channel. Include the page and the statement your correction concerns.

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