Structured truth comes first
Appliance facts and replacement logic belong in the validated data and decision layers. Editorial copy can explain those concepts, but should not invent product-specific measurements or compatibility claims.
Editorial
Editorial policy
Explanatory writing should make the evidence easier to understand. It must not become a second, conflicting source of product truth.
Clear language over manufactured confidence
ReplaceIQ should explain limitations directly. Phrases that imply certainty are inappropriate when the evidence does not support certainty.
No invented endorsements or statistics
ReplaceIQ does not create fictional manufacturer relationships, certifications, review scores, usage statistics, or source citations for presentation purposes.
Corrections should update the source of truth
When a factual issue is confirmed, the correct fix is to update the relevant validated data or evidence relationship and then allow dependent interfaces to reflect that correction.
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