Editorial policy

The rules the desk runs on, published so you can hold us to them.

Automation

Sourcing, scoring, drafting, price monitoring and internal linking are automated. Publication is not: a human editor reviews drafts, and the pillars that carry the most ranking risk are permanently human-gated. There is a hard daily cap on how many posts can be published automatically, and a global switch that halts the pipeline entirely.

Attribution

Attribution is built from stored source records rather than written by the drafting model, so a source link cannot be hallucinated. Articles never reproduce a source's text beyond a short quoted fragment.

Pricing data

Prices are recorded with the date observed and the method: entered by a human, or detected by the monitor. A detected price stays unconfirmed and is not shown as the price until a human approves it. Where a vendor's pricing page cannot be read reliably, we say the price is unverified rather than estimating it.

Corrections

Corrections are applied promptly and logged on the article with the date and what changed. Substantive changes are never made silently.

Commercial boundaries

Advertising appears in labelled slots. Affiliate links are marked. Sponsorship never appears inside an article's body. No advertiser, affiliate programme or vendor has any influence over what the desk covers or how a tool is assessed.

Who is responsible

The desk is edited by Yugandhar Reddy Gajjela, who is accountable for everything published here and for corrections. A machine-written draft that does not meet the bar is rejected rather than published, and the editor's name appears on every article.

AI disclosure

Every article states whether it was drafted by the model or written by the editor, and whether a human reviewed it. Confidence scores recorded at draft time are shown on the article page.