Editorial Policy
Here is how we find facts, review pages, fix mistakes, and keep money out of the decision.
The short version
- Manuals and public specs are our main sources.
- Commerce never changes a pick.
- Corrections are logged on the page.
Where facts come from
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Maker manuals and catalogs. Manuals explain how a machine is built and used, while current catalogs show whether the model is still active.
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Owner reports read in bulk. We read many reports together to spot common patterns, and one review never decides a pick.
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Public spec sheets. These sheets help us compare details, and we check them against the manual when both are available.
What we never publish
- No invented ratings.
- No testing claims for work we did not do.
- No income promises.
- No links to near-match products.
How corrections work
When a fact is wrong, we fix the page and note the change. The byline date moves so readers can see that the page was reviewed again.
Who writes this
M&T Editorial Desk is the shared byline for the site's policy and guidance pages. The permanent editor identity has not been set, so we do not make up a name.
Read more about the site on our about page.
Frequently asked questions
Do you accept free products?
No. We do not accept free products.
Can a brand pay for coverage?
No. Payment cannot buy coverage or a recommendation.
Why are there no author photos?
The permanent editor is not named yet, and we will not invent one.