Corrections and Review Policy
A public correction route explaining what information to include when reporting a problem.
Corrections are welcome
AI Bible Commentary is a fallible study aid. Corrections are welcome. The purpose of the correction process is to keep the site more text-governed, accurate, careful, and accountable over time.
What to include
If you find a possible issue, please provide:
- The page URL.
- The issue type: Scripture reference, doctrine, broken link, typo, factual claim, AI overstatement, formatting, accessibility, or other.
- A clear description of the problem.
- The suggested correction.
- Scripture, source evidence, or reasoning supporting the correction.
How corrections are evaluated
Corrections should be evaluated by Scripture, context, sound doctrine, and the stated conservative evangelical framework of the site.
A correction may result in a typo fix, link fix, wording clarification, added caution note, stronger distinction between doctrine and application, route repair, accessibility fix, or further review of the page.
Public correction log
Significant public-facing corrections, clarifications, route repairs, and review actions are recorded in the public correction log. The log does not list every typo or private message, but it gives readers evidence that the correction loop is active.
How to send a report
Use the Contact Us page and include the fields listed above. If the form is unavailable, email bible.timelinfa@gmail.com directly.
Public Governing Prompt
The detailed prompt used to govern AI-assisted Bible-study content is public, copyable, and available in raw Markdown, raw text, and JSON metadata.