Receipts matter

Our method fits in one line: research first, sources in sight, a clear point of view. Here's the how, in detail.

1. Research before writing

Nothing is written "from memory." Every specific claim — a number, a date, a price, a scientific result — is checked against a primary source (official release, paper, benchmark, CVE, regulator statement). No source, no claim.

2. Citations in plain sight

Specific, non-obvious facts carry a numbered citation. General knowledge doesn't. For science and health we require a verified PMID/DOI. The source sits in the article's footer — you check it yourself.

3. What the community says

Tech gets argued out on Reddit, in forums, on YouTube. We mine that conversation and bring back the real sentiment — both sides — always flagged as community opinion, never as fact.

4. Our own experience

When we actually test something, we show the numbers (and the method, so you can reproduce it). When we don't test it, we say so plainly. We don't fake hands-on we didn't do.

5. Corrections

Getting it wrong is part of the job; hiding it isn't. Every meaningful correction is made and logged. Found a problem? Report it here.

6. Comments

Comments are welcome and go through automatic moderation plus human review. The goal is real debate, not a brawl. The rules live in our Terms.