Adaptor House Standards

Adaptor House publishes authors who seek to stregthen and promote their perspective(s).

Perspective is never disqualifying.

Content and claims should be traceable to their sources. Citations are an in-house standard, though they may not be published publicly. Translation, interpretation, inference, doctrine, and witness promoted as distinguishable tenets throughout a work are expected.

Adaptor House recognizes that every author approaches a text from a position and promotes position over identiy. No language, discipline, institution, or tradition is exempt from this reality. The standard is not the absence of perspective, but the author's awareness of it and accountability for it.

Artificial intelligence is recognized as an editorial instrument. Its use should be disclosed where it materially contributes to research, drafting, translation, analysis, or editing. AI use is not a negative. Responsibility for every published work remains with the named author.

Logical consistency is expected. Adaptor House adopts First Order Logic as its editorial standard for testing arguments, exposing assumptions, and maintaining clear distinctions between evidence, inference, and conclusion.

Adaptor House editors actively seek to publishe authors who can demonstrate not only what they believe, but how they arrived there.