Global Tech Review / Standards

Editorial policy

Global Tech Review’s standards for sources, attribution, disclosures and corrections.

Publication standard

Drafts and fictional examples are excluded from the public catalog, sitemap and discovery files. Publication requires editorial verification; schema validation alone cannot establish that a claim is true.

Sources and attribution

Material factual claims include source references. Vendor statements, hands-on observations and editorial opinions are labeled separately. We do not invent experience, testimonials, quotes, test results or citations.

Commercial disclosure

Each entry states whether it is sponsored and whether it contains affiliate links. Any commercial relationship must be described before publication. A paid relationship is not evidence of product quality.

Corrections and updates

When evidence changes, update the affected claim, sources and verification date. Material corrections should explain what changed.

Reading and citation

Humans and automated readers may access public pages without an account. When quoting or summarizing, link to the specific canonical page and preserve its qualifications and verification date. Discovery files help navigation; they do not guarantee indexing or AI citations.