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How we research

Trust starts by showing how an answer was built.

Saralivo is developing a repeatable editorial process so readers can see where important information came from, what it means, and where its limits remain.

The working verification path

This process will be refined into the complete C-L-E-A-R routine before factual learning guides are published.

Define the real question

Identify the intended reader, decision or learning outcome, important terms, and what the resource will not attempt to answer.

Map suitable sources

Prefer original research, public agencies, established standards, and qualified institutions appropriate to the claim.

Check context and agreement

Compare sources, distinguish broad agreement from disagreement, and look for dates, definitions, populations, and assumptions that change meaning.

Write to the evidence

Match the strength of the wording to the strength of the support. Keep fact, interpretation, and family preference distinct.

Review risk and usefulness

Check clarity, practical value, accessibility, unintended harm, educational limits, and the routes readers need for individualized professional help.

Date, monitor, and correct

Record when freshness matters, revisit changing information, and explain material corrections that affect understanding or action.

Source choice depends on the claim

A source can be credible in one context and unsuitable in another. Saralivo will not treat a long reference list as proof that the right evidence was used.

Primary evidence

Original studies, laws, regulations, standards, datasets, and official records when they directly answer the question.

Authoritative guidance

Public agencies and qualified professional or standards organizations with relevant responsibility and expertise.

Expert synthesis

High-quality reviews and explanations that accurately connect multiple sources and make limitations visible.

Lived experience

Useful for understanding needs and perspectives, but not presented as universal proof of what will happen to another family.

The C-L-E-A-R name is confirmed; its canonical wording is not yet restored in this repository. We will not invent a replacement merely to make this page look finished.

Extra care for high-stakes information

Health, safety, financial, legal, and child-related subjects need stronger sourcing, clearer boundaries, and qualified review where appropriate. Saralivo resources remain educational and do not replace advice based on a person's circumstances.

Our complete standards for independence, copyright, commercial disclosure, and future corrections are available in the editorial policy.