Evidence, not borrowed confidence.

A precise source can support a narrow fact. It cannot prove a broader outcome the source never measured.

Accepted sources

Material product claims use official pricing pages, product documentation, help centers, migration guides, legal/privacy documents, and official program terms. Vendor testimonials, search snippets, review roundups, and forum posts are not treated as proof of product capability.

Evidence states

  • Documentation-based: facts are sourced, but ToolSieve has not performed a hands-on test.
  • Hands-on tested: a dated test record describes setup, scenario, environment, and limitations.
  • Mixed: official facts and hands-on observations are kept visibly separate.

Claims we do not infer

Feature lists do not establish ease of use. A plan entitlement does not establish availability for every region. A migration guide does not guarantee a specific project timeline. An affiliate rate does not establish product quality.

Freshness

Every commercial page records a last-verified date. High-volatility fields are checked immediately before publication and before materially redistributing the page.

Corrections

Material errors are corrected at the page level and the verification date is updated. The public correction channel must be active before monetized promotion begins.

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