This page explains how the content of MCADauthority.com is planned, written, checked and corrected. Our goal is simple: guides that a working designer can trust.<\/p>\n
MCADauthority.com publishes educational guides about mechanical computer-aided design (MCAD) and the engineering and manufacturing practices around it. The readers we have in mind are students, designers, engineers, CAD managers and small manufacturers.<\/p>\n
Some articles are drafted with the help of artificial intelligence tools. Drafts are then edited and fact-checked before publication, and responsibility for the published text rests with the publisher, MCADauthority.com.<\/p>\n
Software and hardware are reviewed and compared without any vendor controlling our conclusions. Product names are used to identify products and remain the property of their owners.<\/p>\n
CAD software and standards evolve. We review and update guides when something important changes, and we aim to keep guides accurate rather than merely new.<\/p>\n
If you find a mistake or an outdated statement, please tell us through the contact page<\/a>, choosing the topic “Correction or error report”, and mention the title of the guide and the passage concerned. We review every report and correct confirmed errors promptly.<\/p>\n