Creator-led
The author stays visible.
Every published guide is attributed to the person who made it. Creator links, examples, media, and context can travel with the guide instead of disappearing into anonymous “tips.”
About Feral Guides
Knowledge gets better when it has more than one voice.
Feral Guides is Artificially Feral’s community knowledge library: practical workflows shared by people who have actually used the tools, made the mistakes, and found something worth passing on.
Editorial, not automatic
Submissions are reviewed.
Nothing goes live just because somebody filled out a form. Guides are checked for usefulness, clarity, permission, attribution, category fit, and whether any claims need context.
Multiple approaches welcome
There can be more than one right workflow.
Two people can solve the same creative problem differently. The library is designed to preserve those differences instead of flattening them into one “official” answer.
How Publication Works
Submission to library, without the chaos.
You submit it.Send the guide itself or a reviewable link, plus attribution, tools, category, and any optional media.
AF reviews it.The submission is checked for fit, permissions, clarity, safety, and anything that needs editorial questions.
We format together.Approved material may be lightly edited for structure, accessibility, headings, links, and consistency without erasing the author’s voice.
It joins the library.The finished guide is published with clear creator credit and the context readers need to use it responsibly.
The Standard
Useful enough to repeat. Clear enough to teach.
You do not need credentials, a huge following, or a perfect process. You need something you genuinely use and enough detail for another person to understand why the steps matter.