Content & Source Policy

The Evidence Lens

Where a claim is historical or cultural, we label it. Every entry is marked as one of three things:

• Documented — supported by surviving records, archaeology, or broad scholarly agreement.
• Tradition — carried through oral history, community memory, or long-held practice.
• Still discussed — genuinely debated among scholars, with more than one serious reading.

We would rather a learner leave curious than leave falsely certain.

Multiple perspectives

Where historians disagree, we say so and present the competing readings rather than flattening them into a single confident story. Where a perspective has been historically excluded, we make room for it without presenting it as settled fact.

Faith content

Scripture and faith material is presented for study, story, and reflection. We identify the tradition a text comes from. We do not speak on behalf of any denomination or institution, and we do not present one tradition's interpretation as the only valid one.

Images, audio, maps, and reference material

• Original artwork and illustration created for EyeCreate, including AI-assisted artwork we generate and review.
• Public domain works, and material used under license.
• Narration and music produced for EyeCreate or licensed for this use.
• Maps and diagrams built for EyeCreate, or adapted from openly licensed sources.

We keep internal records of sources and licensing for reference material used in educational entries.

Corrections

If you believe something is inaccurate, mislabeled, or unfairly framed, write to eyecreatellc@outlook.com with the entry and your reasoning. Corrections on history and culture are treated seriously and are reviewed rather than dismissed.

Copyright claims

If you own rights to material you believe appears in EyeCreate without permission, email eyecreatellc@outlook.com with the work, where it appears, and proof of ownership. We will review and remove where appropriate.