Editorial Team and Standards
Who writes Adirondack Postcards, how articles are reviewed and updated, and how to request a correction.
The editorial team
Adirondack Postcards is written, edited, and reviewed by the Adirondack Postcards Editorial Team. The masthead:
- Editor — oversees the editorial calendar, the review cycle, and house style.
- History Editor — covers Adirondack history — established public facts only.
- Regions Editor — covers Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, Old Forge, and the High Peaks.
- Postcards Editor — covers the postcard as a medium and collecting guides.
- Gallery Editor — oversees illustrative artwork, clearly marked as such.
- Contributing Editors — write resources and community features.
How we work
Every article is assigned to the editor for its section, written to house style, and reviewed by a second editor before publication. Every article carries a byline and First published and Last updated dates, so readers can see how current it is.
Editorial standards
- Accuracy: we publish established, common-knowledge facts only and clearly mark anything illustrative or editorial as such.
- Independence: we do not run paid placements, and we do not promote products or services.
- Plain language: practical guidance written for everyday readers.
- Scope: we publish general guidance only — no legal, medical, or financial advice.
Review and updates
Articles are reviewed on a regular cycle and updated when guidance changes. The Last updated date on each article reflects its most recent review.
Corrections
Found an error? Email hello@adirondackpostcards.com with the article title and the correction. We log corrections and update the article with a note.