Editorial policy
Our job is to make a website decision clearer, not to make every tool look buyable.
Decision assets, not product roundups
Pages should answer a specific decision with tradeoffs, fit boundaries, data-backed matrices and rejection criteria. We do not create pages whose only purpose is swapping a keyword into the same template.
Affiliate independence
Affiliate economics can influence launch sequencing, never recommendation scoring. When a non-affiliate product is the best fit, it can win.
Evidence and freshness
Material pricing, feature and eligibility claims should be traceable to current vendor or primary documentation. Dated facts are updated in the shared data layer so dependent pages can change together.
Corrections
If we discover a material error, we correct the underlying data and affected pages rather than quietly preserving a profitable but outdated recommendation.