Editorial Policy
Explore WorkshopGearGuide resources for editorial policy, including practical tool research, buying guidance, comparisons, and workshop advice.
Editorial principles
WorkshopGearGuide aims to publish pages with a distinct content job rather than pages created only to target a keyword. Neighboring articles should answer different questions and avoid unnecessary duplication.
Sourcing
Manufacturer documentation is the preferred source for model specifications and compatibility. Authoritative safety or standards sources are used when a topic requires them.
Testing claims
Research-based comparisons are not presented as hands-on tests. First-person testing claims should appear only when actual testing occurred and the context can be described.
Frequently asked questions
What is the purpose of Editorial Policy?
This page explains how WorkshopGearGuide organizes, researches or presents the topic so readers can use the rest of the site more effectively.
Does WorkshopGearGuide claim to test every product?
No. Research-based comparisons are not presented as hands-on tests unless actual testing is explicitly described.
How are specifications checked?
Current manufacturer documentation is the preferred source for model specifications and compatibility.
Can product information change?
Yes. Models, bundles, specifications and warranties can change, so readers should verify the exact current product before purchase.
Are affiliate links disclosed?
Yes. Commercial links are disclosed and affiliate eligibility is not supposed to determine editorial conclusions.
How are corrections handled?
Material errors should be reviewed and corrected when identified.
Where should readers start?
Start with the guide closest to the actual task, material or workshop problem, then move to comparison pages after the category is clear.