Editorial standards
& corrections.
This page explains who is accountable for Social Code articles, how evidence is selected, where practical interpretation begins, and what happens when something needs correcting.
Authorship and accountability
Anton Rowe is the named author and accountable editor for Social Code articles. His practical teaching draws on more than 10,000 door-to-door conversations, continued real-world practice, and the recurring social moments documented across Social Code.
Evidence and interpretation
Research-dependent claims are linked to peer-reviewed studies, academic books, or other authoritative primary sources where practical. Sources support the underlying concept; Social Code frameworks, examples, and recommended reps are Anton's educational synthesis and are labeled as such.
Educational scope
Social Code is education, not therapy, medical advice, or diagnosis. Terms such as anxiety, hypervigilance, personality, and nervous-system response are used descriptively. A short self-assessment or article cannot determine a clinical condition, and readers should seek qualified support when a concern requires individualized care.
Updates and corrections
Articles show their publication date and, after a substantive revision, an updated date. Factual errors are corrected promptly. Material changes may include a visible note when the original wording could meaningfully affect a reader's understanding.
Examples, testimonials, and privacy
Examples are written to teach a recognizable pattern without exposing private client or reader information. Testimonials use the level of identification the person permitted; initials are not presented as independent third-party verification.
Commercial independence
Social Code may link to its own assessment, courses, or resources. Those links do not change the sourcing standard. Sponsored content or a material commercial relationship will be disclosed on the relevant page.
Report an error or request clarification
Email anton@joinsocialcode.com with the article URL, the wording in question, and a reliable supporting source when available.