1. Practical value comes first
- Content should answer a clear question or help a user complete a real task.
- We do not aim to publish many pages that repeat the same idea with different wording.
- A smaller set of verifiable guides is preferred over a large library of near-duplicate text.
2. Originality and evidence
We do not present percentages, studies, or internal experiments unless real supporting data exists. Calculation examples should be reproducible, and illustrative scenarios should be labeled as examples rather than implied field studies.
3. Changeable information
Taxes, fees, regulations, exchange rates, official thresholds, and similar changeable facts require an appropriate source and a clear review date before publication. When a current number is not necessary, we explain the method and let the user enter the rate instead of hard-coding a value that can become outdated.
4. Guidance around tools
- We explain what the tool is for and the inputs shown by the actual form.
- We describe the method or formula when it can be explained safely and accurately.
- We include a checkable example when it genuinely improves understanding.
- We state limitations and practical ways to validate the result.
- Thin or generic pages may be excluded from indexing until they receive sufficient editorial review.
5. Automated assistance
If automated tools are used to assist drafting or summarization, their output is not treated as a source by itself. A factual claim must not be published merely because an automated tool produced it; it should be reviewable against appropriate data or a suitable source.
6. Corrections and updates
Material errors are corrected on the page itself, and the review date is updated when a change is significant. Reports submitted through the contact page are assessed based on clarity and whether the issue can be reproduced.
7. Editorial independence from advertising
Advertising on a public page does not determine a tool result or editorial recommendation. We do not hide an important limitation or alter an example or tool output to benefit an advertiser.
8. High-impact topics
Medical, legal, tax, and high-impact financial information is provided for education and understanding. Decisions requiring diagnosis, regulatory compliance, or professional judgment should be verified with the relevant official source or qualified professional.