Editorial Policy
KanaKeyboard publishes task-focused explanations that support the site's Japanese typing tools.
Preparation
Each guide begins with a specific user question or input task. The answer appears early, followed by examples, boundaries, troubleshooting, and relevant tool links. Pages with the same intent are consolidated rather than multiplied for keyword variations.
Technical verification
Operating-system setup instructions are checked against current official documentation from the platform provider. Japanese typing examples are tested against the site's bundled converter and common IME conventions. The site distinguishes Kana conversion from contextual Kanji selection.
Sources
Source links are included when a factual instruction depends on changing platform interfaces or an external technical authority. Sources are not invented, and citations do not imply endorsement.
Corrections
Correction reports should identify the exact page, sequence, output, expected result, and platform where relevant. Confirmed issues are corrected in the tool or guide. Substantive changes may receive an updated date; cosmetic builds do not automatically change it.
Authorship
Until a named author is supplied, articles use the neutral byline “Site Editorial Team.” KanaKeyboard does not invent experts, credentials, testimonials, reviews, or usage statistics.
Commercial separation
Advertising is disabled at launch. If monetization is enabled later, it must not change language explanations, create fake rankings, or interfere with the keyboard.