Accuracy matters more than filling the page.

Sources

I start with manufacturer documentation, official manuals, current retail listings, and primary policy sources. I don't copy Amazon customer reviews or star ratings into a guide.

Testing language

I only say I tested or used something when that actually happened. If a recommendation is based on research and specifications, I say so.

Prices and availability

I don't hardcode Amazon prices because they change. Check the current product page before you buy.

Corrections

If a material fact is wrong, I correct it and update the review date. You can report an error through the contact page. I may also remove a recommendation when the product changes, disappears, or stops fitting the guide.

AI-assisted work

I may use AI tools to organize research, draft code, or catch missing checks. AI output is not a source. Product facts, public claims, affiliate links, and final pages still get reviewed before publication.