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Standards & Integrity

Editorial Policy

How Extrusion & Axis sources hardware specifications, verifies claims, and handles corrections.

Source Standards

Our editorial assessments rely on verifiable engineering and technical documentation rather than promotional marketing statements. Acceptable reference sources include:

  • Official Specification Sheets: Published manufacturer datasheets defining microcontroller architectures, ADC bit resolutions, and raw sensor types.
  • Dimensional Blueprints & CAD Files: Exact bolt-hole centers, channel slot spacing, and bracket thicknesses compared against 40-series aluminum extrusion geometry.
  • Driver & Firmware Documentation: Publicly documented Windows HID compliance, direct USB controller board enumeration, and pinout diagrams.

Prohibited Claims

To ensure technical accuracy, our editorial process strictly prohibits:

  • Inventing dynamic testing procedures, laboratory stress tests, or completed physical research not actually conducted.
  • Fabricating institutional credentials, formal engineering certifications, or official endorsements.
  • Asserting unverified product claims or guaranteeing specific competitive sim-racing outcomes.

Corrections Policy

Direct-from-factory sim racing hardware frequently undergoes silent hardware revisions, controller changes, and bracket updates. When an error in reported specifications, mounting patterns, or sensor designs is identified:

  1. Verification: The reported change is validated against updated manufacturer technical documentation or direct supplier schematics.
  2. Correction: The relevant specification tables, compatibility notes, and text are revised immediately.
  3. Audit Note: An update timestamp or revision note is appended to the affected article to document the change for readers.