Publication standards

Editorial Policy

Clear separation between evidence, inference, provider claims and opinion is the foundation of our work.

Independence

Coverage, placement and conclusions are determined editorially. A product cannot buy a rating, a favourable verdict or the removal of documented concerns.

Sourcing

We prefer primary records and reproducible evidence. Provider-controlled pages are attributed as provider claims. Anonymous testimonials, promotional dashboards and screenshots do not independently establish performance.

Accuracy and fair context

We seek relevant evidence for and against a conclusion, avoid implying that missing evidence proves misconduct, and label information gaps directly. Headlines must reflect the body and must not manufacture urgency.

Conflicts of interest

Researchers must disclose material personal or commercial connections to a reviewed product. When a conflict cannot be appropriately managed, the contributor does not determine the conclusion.

Corrections

Specific, evidence-backed corrections are reviewed regardless of whether the requester agrees with our verdict. Material factual errors are corrected promptly and substantive updates receive a new modified date.

Prohibited practices

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