Editorial Policy
How QR64Code writes, sources, reviews, and updates tool explanations.
QR64Code content is created to help people use a tool correctly and safely, not to fill a target word count for search engines.
Source priority
RFCs, standards bodies, format developers, official browser documentation, and security organizations are preferred as primary sources. Secondary sources are added only for implementation context.
Claim standard
Measurable claims include conditions, sample set, and date. Universal performance percentages are avoided. Encodings such as Base64 are not presented as security products.
Review and corrections
Before publication, each tool page is checked for function, accessibility, technical accuracy, and source links. A date changes only when a verified correction or substantive update is made.
Use of automation
Automation may assist drafting, but final content is not published until compared with tool behavior and primary sources. We do not invent tests, sources, author credentials, or user testimonials.