Research and review basis
Brand and product pages should identify the sources used and distinguish published specifications from personal experience. A desk-researched page must not imply that an editor bought, tested, or used the product. Hands-on testing will be described only when it actually took place.
Useful, measured recommendations
Guides should explain who an option may suit, relevant trade-offs, and what readers should verify for themselves. We will not invent ratings, testimonials, product facts, or expert credentials. Beauty and fitness articles are general information, not personal medical advice.
Updates and corrections
Product details, availability, and policies can change. Pages should show their review basis and update date where relevant. Corrections will be made when a material error is identified; a public correction contact route will be added before the demo moves to full commercial operation.
Commercial relationships
Any future affiliate or other material relationship will be disclosed near the related recommendation and explained on the Affiliate Disclosure page. Commercial relationships must not be presented as independent testing.