Publishing and accountability
Editorial principles and AI disclosure
This page explains how Visual Prompts commissions, generates, reviews, publishes and corrects visual work, and how it separates public methods, member content, factual claims and visual speculation.
Last reviewed:Accountability
Visual Prompts is the publisher and editor responsible for this site. People define subjects, relationships and review criteria, then use image models as production tools. Final selection, editing, translation, taxonomy and publication remain the responsibility of Visual Prompts.
Original work and sources
The site focuses on original visual concepts and original images. Its methods do not depend on imitating a specific living artist, protected character or material of unknown origin. When external facts are needed, the work should rely on traceable, fit-for-purpose sources and avoid conclusions the source cannot support.
Fact and visual speculation
Scientific, product, historical and cultural material distinguishes verifiable fact, teaching simplification, concept design and contemporary interpretation. An AI-generated image is not a photograph, measurement, engineering drawing, medical opinion or artifact reconstruction and should not be the sole basis for professional decisions.
Image and copy review
Before publication, work is checked for subject count, spatial continuity, structure, material, action, unwanted text, title, taxonomy and bilingual clarity. Knowledge cards, labels and data require separate review; model-generated text is never presumed correct.
Member-content boundary
Public pages contain work images, descriptions, taxonomy and method summaries. Complete prompts and protected originals are served only after server-side access verification and are not placed in public HTML, sitemaps or client catalogs for SEO or GEO.
Updates and corrections
Pages are updated as model behavior, factual review and editorial standards change. Report a factual, translation, image or taxonomy issue with the page URL and specific concern to chaoqiang.tian@gmail.com. We will review it and correct or remove content when appropriate.