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Editorial policy

Evidence first

For legal, regulatory and safety claims we prefer primary sources such as UK regulators, government bodies and product documentation. Secondary sources may provide context but should not replace primary evidence where it is available.

Commercial independence

Affiliate commission does not buy a higher rating. Products should be assessed against published criteria and meaningful disadvantages should be stated.

Freshness

AI services, pricing and regulation can change rapidly. Articles should show a reviewed or updated date where freshness matters, and important claims should be rechecked before material updates.

Corrections

Material factual errors should be corrected promptly. Where a change materially alters a conclusion, the article should make that clear to readers.

AI-assisted publishing

AI tools may assist with research organisation, drafting or editing, but published factual claims should be reviewed before publication. AimadeSafe does not treat AI-generated text as an authoritative source.