Editorial policy and method
How Talk AI Tools Weekly decides what to cover, how pages are researched, and what we will never do.
Choosing the spotlight
One subject a week, chosen for relevance to small teams rather than for volume of coverage elsewhere. The spotlight cites documentation and primary sources; the five notes link to theirs.
Archive
Past editions stay online unchanged except for dated corrections.
What we never do
- Sell a ranking, a score, a placement or a positive sentence.
- Claim personal testing we did not perform.
- Publish numbers without a source and a date.
- Let a commission rate decide coverage.
- Use invented reviewers, invented testimonials or stock "customer" quotes.
Frequently asked
Do you personally use every product you cover?
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. Where a page is based on first-hand use it says so, with the plan and the dates. Otherwise it is built from documentation, pricing history and verified user reports, and it says that too.
Can a vendor pay to be included or to improve a score?
No. Vendors can send corrections with sources, which we check like any other evidence.
How often are pages updated?
Prices and features are re-checked on a schedule and each page shows its last-checked date. Readers’ corrections are handled as they arrive.