Publication policy
Editorial standards.
How topics are selected, described, reviewed, and corrected.
Effective 9 November 2026
Purpose
The guide explains what different digital platforms are designed to do. It focuses on product purpose, interface patterns, operating flow, and technical dependencies.
Selection
Products are selected for their visibility, distinct service model, or usefulness in explaining a broader software category. Inclusion is not a rating, endorsement, or suggestion to use a product.
Research and writing
Profiles are written independently from publicly available product materials and observable interface patterns. Descriptions are paraphrased and organized around consistent questions: What service is presented? How does the flow work? What dependencies should a reader understand?
Commercial separation
No company pays for inclusion, prominence, wording, or removal. There are no affiliate links, referral codes, paid comparisons, or sponsored profiles.
Corrections
Material factual errors are corrected when identified. Because the site operates without a public submission system, correction requests must use the communication channel associated with the campaign or hosting account that presented the publication. Updates are reflected in the date shown on the relevant page.