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Content standards & corrections
How SpawnLearn checks puzzle answers, sources factual content, and handles corrections.
Updated October 7, 2026
A surprise should still be fair
A puzzle should have one defensible answer under its stated assumptions. Sequence puzzles state their rule. Probability questions specify the random process and relevant information. Explanations should identify the reasoning, not simply repeat the answer.
Drafting and verification
AI assists with drafting the bank and explanations. We check calculations and transformations independently, compare factual material against primary sources, and run tests for answer keys, duplicates, valid choices, and stable question versions. Automated checks have limits; they do not establish expert endorsement or replace independent human review.
Sources and revisions
Learning pages link to reference materials where appropriate, including NASA, NOAA, NIST, and financial education sources. Hypothetical numerical scenarios are not investment advice. Published question IDs and content hashes preserve historical results; substantive revisions need explicit version review rather than silently changing an old answer.
Tell us what needs fixing
Email learningquizapp@gmail.com with the page link, question wording, and why another answer may be defensible. Include a supporting reference if you have one. Do not send your password, authentication links, or sensitive personal information. Commercial reuse requires separate written permission and question-specific rights clearance.