Editorial policy

Every report shows its assumptions, calculations, sub-scores, limitations, and the sources used for material claims. The model is instructed never to invent sources, and validation rejects sources whose URLs do not parse.

New public reports are open to search engines when they are published; private reports never are. Automated quality checks score topic fit, duplication, source relevance, calculation integrity, safety, completeness, and the decision value a page adds. Automated publishing jobs are switched off; reports are created when a reader or the operator asks a question.

Reports are analytical aids, not professional advice. Material corrections receive an update note. Advertising is kept clearly separate from editorial content and never affects a conclusion.