Editorial Policy
How EdenRank researches, writes, fact-checks, and updates blog content.
1. Who We Are
The EdenRank blog is published by BEJEWEAR OÜ, an Estonian company, and written by the EdenRank team - operators and practitioners who build and use AI citation software. We do not accept guest posts, sponsored content, or paid links. Every article is produced in-house.
2. How We Research
Articles begin with a defined question and use named, public sources wherever a factual claim needs support. We prefer official documentation, primary research, and first-party product pages. Internal measurements are labelled with their sample, time window, and methodology rather than presented as universal market facts.
3. How We Write
Articles follow a problem, evidence, and action structure. Material factual claims are tied to a named source or clearly framed as an operator observation. We avoid vague language (“many brands”, “studies show”), and hedge phrasing. Our voice is operator-to-operator: direct, evidence-based, and useful for teams that need to ship work.
4. How We Fact-Check
Before publication, article drafts are checked for source links, unsupported statistics, current dates, broken structure, and claims about EdenRank plans or capabilities. Automated checks assist the review, but they do not replace responsibility for the final copy.
5. How We Keep Content Current
Articles display publication and review dates when those records are available. Product, price, API, and platform claims are prioritized for re-checking because they change frequently. Material updates change the review date; typo and formatting fixes do not imply that every claim was re-researched.
6. External Links and Sources
We link to external sources for evidence, not for compensation. The public source index shows which domains are cited across the current article inventory and links back to the article context.
7. Corrections and Contact
If you find an error, please write to support@edenrank.com. We review reported factual errors and update affected content when the evidence supports a correction. Material changes should be visible in the article's review history or correction note.
Last updated: 13 July 2026.