A useful speech article should tell you what to try, why it might help and what would count against it. A citation is not a permission slip to promise more than a study found.
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How we write, check and correct
The difference between research, a Ptichi interpretation and an actual observation.
Four kinds of statement
| Label | What it means here |
|---|---|
| Research suggests | An external source supports a specific, limited claim. |
| Our read | An editorial interpretation or a practical idea derived from it. |
| We observed | A real Ptichi observation with an identifiable method and context. |
| We do not know yet | A question for which the available evidence is insufficient. |
We do not turn an invented dialogue into a user interview or a working demo into a learning study. Example sentences are authored practice material unless stated otherwise.
From source to exercise
We prefer original research and official technical documentation. We check what was studied, with whom, in which language and under which conditions. An exercise can be inspired by a finding without being validated by that finding. When the connection is our interpretation, the article should say so.
A practical cue also needs a limit: when to leave it alone, what overdoing it could sound like, and how to try it on different words. “Pause more” without a listener's reason is unfinished advice.
Illustrations and tools
Some Ptichi illustrations are created with generative tools and reviewed for the site's visual direction. They explain an idea or establish a scene; they are not photographs of participants, measured waveforms or evidence of an experiment. Demonstration audio and schematic diagrams must be labelled as such.
AI-assisted drafting or translation does not establish expertise or prove a claim. Published copy still needs source checking, language review and a clear limitation. We do not claim that an independent expert reviewed a page unless that review is documented.
Corrections
Use the contact route with the page address, the sentence in question and a source or explanation. Substantive factual corrections should be recorded in the public repository history; small spelling fixes need not become a news event. A review date means the page was checked at that time, not that research has stopped changing.
Ptichi is also the product discussed on this site. That interest should remain obvious. There are currently no paid placements or affiliate recommendations in these articles.
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