Field notes on remote viewing, perception and historyUpdated 2026-08-24 · Evidence first
Research books and a catalog card arranged for the archive sponsorship policy
Commercial support is considered in the same source-led context as the rest of the archive.
Transparency

Sponsored content stays labeled.

Commercial support can widen access to an archive. It cannot change the evidence label or editorial conclusion.

What sponsorship can support

Relevant books, events, research tools, archive services and educational resources may appear in clearly marked commercial placements. The archive will not accept a placement that asks us to present a claim as established when the record does not support it.

What readers will see

Sponsored material is labeled near the placement and listed in our inventory. Editorial pages keep their source cues and review dates independent of any sponsor.

Editorial separation

Commercial messages sit outside the source-led article route. A sponsor cannot select an evidence label, suppress a correction or require a conclusion. The empty inventory is itself a record of the current launch state.