Reader-first rules
A page should make the buying decision clearer, not just longer. Strong pages explain fit, trade-offs, caveats, and the next step a careful buyer should take.
We do not hide material caveats because a product is popular or expensive.
Claims and checking
Product facts, model names, availability, retailer links, image rights, and how a page may appear in search should be reviewed before they read as final.
If a page reflects draft work, the copy states that clearly and avoids final-review language.
Corrections and updates
Product lines change. When we find stale model names, discontinued products, changed availability, or stronger caveats, we update the page.
Corrections stay understandable in context.
Editorial independence
Editorial structure comes before affiliate links. A product can be included for fit even when a retailer link is not live yet.
If links arrive later, they should support the guidance—not rewrite it.
Related policies
These pages work together—methodology explains how we choose, verification explains what must clear before shopping tools, editorial policy covers updates, and affiliate disclosure covers storefront relationships.