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How the material is made

A FayAI course is not a script recorded in an afternoon. The process is the same in all of them, and it is what holds quality up while the faculty stays small.

1. 1

   Research before writing

   Every course starts with a round of primary-source research: official documentation, product changelogs, papers and tests run in-house. What goes into the text has a traceable origin — no "people say".

2. 2

   Every number has a source

   Prices, limits, context sizes and release dates are checked before publishing. A number without a source does not go in, because that is exactly the kind of error that ages a course in three months and takes trust in the rest with it.

3. 3

   Text measured against repetition

   Before publishing, the material is measured for repeated paragraphs. A course padded with variations of the same sentence passes any shallow review and teaches nothing; here it does not pass the gate.

4. 4

   Practice, quiz and certificate

   Every course ends in an exercise and a question bank drawn from its own content. The certificate is only issued above the pass mark, and carries a public verification code.

5. 5

   Updated when the tool changes

   New model, new price, a feature that disappeared: the course is reviewed and whatever aged is rewritten. Anyone who already bought it gets the updated version at no extra cost.