Editorial Policy

MorseCoder publishes a free International Morse translator and learning pages. This policy explains how we source claims, what we will not invent, and how to request a correction.

1. Who writes

Site copy is published under the MorseCoder organization name. We do not attach a personal amateur-radio callsign, Extra Class credential, or university degree to the byline. If a page used those claims in the past, they were unverifiable and have been removed. See About.

2. Morse accuracy

Character maps and dit/dah ratios are checked against ITU-R M.1677-1 (International Morse). American Morse is documented only as a historical contrast on the comparison page. Audio WPM is a practice approximation in the browser — not a calibrated laboratory instrument.

3. What we will not publish

• Fabricated testimonials, star ratings, or Review / AggregateRating schema.
• Unverifiable traffic stats (“millions of operators,” “#1 translator”).
• Borrowed FCC callsigns or academic identities.

4. AI assistance

Drafting tools may help with outlines or copy editing. Published pages are reviewed for ITU accuracy and for identity honesty. AI is not used to invent sources, callsigns, or user reviews.

5. Corrections

If a timing table, history date, or identity statement is wrong, write via the contact page. Material corrections get an updated “Last verified” date on the page and a note on the changelog.