Editorial policy
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How guides on the DEXVANE website are written, checked, and updated.
Who writes the guides
Guides are published under the byline DEXVANE Editorial Team. We don't use invented author names, photos, job titles, or biographies, and we don't list personal reviewers.
Each guide shows when it was published and when it was last updated.
Sources and fact-checking
- Every number comes with its source and year. A number that cannot be sourced is removed.
- Technical statements follow official documentation.
- Guides explain options and trade-offs. They don't promise rankings, traffic, leads, or other results.
Legal and compliance topics
Guides don't give legal advice. Guides that touch on legal or compliance topics, such as contracts, intellectual property, or accessibility, say so and point you to a qualified professional. These guides are published only after legal review.
Use of AI
AI tools may be used for research, structure, and first drafts. Before a guide is published, a person reviews it, checks every statement and the page details (title, description, image text, structured data), and adds first-hand experience where it exists.
We publish only what we can review, so the pace of new guides follows the time it takes to check them.
Updates
Guides are updated when the information in them changes, and the update date is shown on the guide.