Fewer claims, better attached evidence.
This policy governs what enters the atlas and how corrections, automation and advertising are kept from distorting the work.
Originality
Profiles, event summaries, guide prose, visualizations and interfaces are created for Manna. Primary references and facts are not owned, but another publisher’s phrasing, table structure, artwork or map is not republished as Manna content.
Source priority
Direct biblical references establish what the text names. Museum and inscription records support external anchors. Scholarly resources help compare chronologies, authorship questions and identification uncertainty. Popular summaries may help locate a question but do not become the only authority for a disputed claim.
Interpretive fairness
The site distinguishes textual observation, historical reconstruction and confessional interpretation. It does not manufacture consensus. Major differences are described in proportion to their relevance, without using uncertainty as a pretext to make every proposal equally likely.
Use of AI
The production workflow may use software assistance for drafting, testing or identifying issues, but content is not scheduled for autonomous daily generation. Structured records, factual summaries and citations require review before publication. Manna does not offer AI spiritual direction or present generated language as divine speech.
Corrections
Clear factual, spelling and technical errors are corrected promptly. Material changes to a person identity, date, relationship or route require the neighboring records and references to be checked so that the shared graph remains internally consistent.
Advertising
Advertising does not determine topics, conclusions or source selection. Ads are visually separated from tool controls, primary results and navigation. Sponsored articles, paid rankings and native advertising are not part of the current model.
Update cadence
Biblical and ancient-history data is comparatively stable. A twice-yearly integrity review checks broken sources, software dependencies and policy disclosures. Urgent corrections are handled when reported rather than waiting for the scheduled review.