Evidence & sources

Factual claims should be supported by relevant evidence. We prefer official documentation, original research and direct experience where appropriate, and link to sources that help readers assess important claims.

Original explanations & attribution

Our standard is to add useful explanation and analysis. Quotations and borrowed information must be attributed. Images and other assets must be original, appropriately licensed or used with suitable permission.

Authorship & accountability

Editorial content should identify its author where appropriate. Names, experience and qualifications must be represented accurately. ELVARYXA retains responsibility for its publishing decisions.

Experience, research & opinion

A review or comparison must distinguish hands-on use from research based on published information. We describe relevant methods and limitations, and separate factual findings from opinion. First-hand claims must reflect actual experience.

Affiliate links, advertising & sponsorship

Where affiliate links are used, ELVARYXA may receive a commission from a qualifying action. Relevant paid partnerships, advertising and supplied products must be disclosed clearly in the affected content. Compensation must not require a favourable editorial conclusion.

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Our own products & ventures

ELVARYXA’s products, stories and venture announcements are brand content. Their connection to ELVARYXA should be clear, and availability must distinguish live offerings, work in development and planned directions.

Review before publication

AI-assisted material must be reviewed by the person responsible before publication. This includes checking factual claims, cited sources, links and context. Generated output alone is not evidence of a claim.

Context about how content is made

Material AI involvement should be explained where it helps readers understand the work. Generated illustrations or examples should be identified where readers could otherwise mistake them for documentary evidence or actual product use.

Accurate representation

AI must not be used to invent quotations, sources, testing results, personal experience, author identities or qualifications. Our publication standard requires useful content that can be checked and understood.

Information that changes

Prices, features, policies and availability can change. Content should identify relevant dates, regions and conditions, and avoid presenting uncertain information as confirmed.

Handling reported errors

We review reported issues and correct confirmed factual errors. Minor spelling, formatting or broken-link fixes may be made without a separate note. Corrections that materially change the meaning should include a dated explanation on the affected page.

Meaningful updates

Where content is substantially revised, its update information should reflect that change. Publication or update dates should not be changed solely to make unchanged content appear recent.