A practical editorial purpose
AMZ12 focuses on decisions involved in running an online store. Coverage is chosen for usefulness to a store operator rather than for the number of features a provider advertises. An article should explain the relevant workflow, identify limitations and give a reader a sensible next step. We avoid presenting unsupported rankings or universal best-tool claims.
Facts, dates and judgement
Factual product statements should point to primary documents. A dated announcement is reported in its own time context; it is not relabelled as a new event simply because AMZ12 publishes an article later. Editorial conclusions are analysis, not provider promises. A research check date indicates when sources were reviewed, not when every underlying feature was released.
Testing and assisted production
Research-based assessments are labelled accordingly. Hands-on results require an identified procedure and evidence; they are not inferred from marketing pages. AI assistance may support drafting or original illustrations, but generated text is not treated as a source. Illustrations do not serve as interface screenshots, merchant case studies or measured product results.
Independence and accountability
Providers do not receive an automatic right to approve a recommendation. Commercial material and material link relationships require clear disclosure where relevant. Readers can submit a correction with a primary source. Our review policy, advertising policy and source policy provide more detail.