Data collection
Start with author, date, audience, language and edition. Add a stable reference for each material claim.
MOSHE LEVI / LIVING ARCHIVE
Every source is a beginning, not the last word. Text, place and time meet here, with document references, evidence separated from interpretation, and room for uncertainty.
Start with author, date, audience, language and edition. Add a stable reference for each material claim.
Check details against additional sources and describe limitations. Show translated text with the original and translation metadata.
Separate documented fact, analysis and draft. Locally generated translations and summaries require editorial review.
Use public professional information only. Do not aggregate family information, private contact details or personal locations.
Label every generated environment. The new site contains no synthetic video or audio impersonating an identifiable person.
Store correction requests with the relevant source and page. Changes require review and are recorded in Git history.
Review diverse voices, linguistic context, audience and sample limits. Do not generalize one source to an entire population. Retain conflicting sources and identify interpretation explicitly.
Moshe’s biography, academic affiliation, publications and professional contact links await verification.
Core text colors were checked; a dark overlay preserves legibility over images.
Keyboard navigation, reduced motion and media descriptions are available. A complete WCAG audit also requires manual review.