Methodology

How We Review

A recommendation is not based only on a product page or commission rate. We review the practical and commercial context before publication.

  1. Usefulness and ordinary use. We check what the product or service is for, whether its ordinary use is suitable for the site, and whether the claims are understandable and verifiable.
  2. Seller and merchant reliability. We review who sells the item, the availability of the offer, and material merchant conditions that affect the buyer.
  3. Price and value. We compare the price and practical value without inventing savings, discounts, urgency, or scarcity.
  4. Delivery and geography. We consider whether delivery, access, returns, or service availability are realistically usable for the intended audience.
  5. Affiliate-program terms. We review attribution, commission scope, payout mechanics, fees, penalties, and other material commercial terms before using a partner link.
  6. Advertising and unresolved questions. We check that public claims and promotion methods are accurate and consistent with our project rules.

Religious questions

We do not issue religious rulings or certifications. If a question is genuinely disputed or unclear, publication is paused until appropriate qualified advice is obtained.

This process is an internal publication standard, not a guarantee that every product is suitable for every person. Readers should still consider their own needs and circumstances.