Journal / Editorial Policy
How this publication sources its claims, handles money, and corrects itself when it gets something wrong.
Resolution Journal is published by Resolution, a business process advisory firm that also builds and operates its own software. Articles are written by the operating team, not by contracted writers, and they are drawn from work we do for paying clients or on our own products.
Every claim in an article falls into one of three categories, and we try to make clear which one applies:
Where a finding is contested or has failed replication, we say so in the article rather than in a footnote. Where we have not run something ourselves, we state that up front.
Errors are corrected in place, with a dated note at the foot of the article describing what changed. We do not silently edit published claims. If you believe something here is wrong, write to contact@resolutioncorp.com.br — a correction request with a source attached will always get a reply.
This publication is funded by display advertising, affiliate links and the advisory business behind it. Three rules govern that:
We use language models as drafting and research tools, as we do for the software we build. Every published claim is reviewed by a human against its source before publication, and the editorial responsibility for anything appearing here is entirely ours.