A reference, not a feed
EduFabTech covers technology and education the way research covers them: claims are sourced, statistics carry their institution and year, and the reference list is part of the article rather than an afterthought.
Sourcing comes first
Every substantive claim links to a primary or authoritative source. Statistics name the institution and the year. If something cannot be sourced, it does not get published — that rule has no exceptions.
Global by default
No single country is the centre. Members, articles, threads, polls and listings all carry a location, so you can widen the view to the whole world or narrow it to your own city.
Open results
Polls are voted on by verified members so one person means one vote — but the results are public, broken down by country, and published as data anyone can cite.
Permanent addresses
Published work keeps its address. Nothing is quietly deleted or rewritten; corrections are marked, and the archive stays browsable by year, topic and place.
Who it is for
Researchers and students who need a claim they can follow to its source. Teachers and trainers deciding what is worth their time. Engineers, makers and technologists who want the evidence rather than the announcement. And anyone who would rather read something once, carefully, than scroll past it ten times.