Editorial transparency

How we publish

Every article must add original analysis or verifiable information, identify who is responsible for review, and connect material claims to their sources.

Research and original contribution

We do not publish an article merely to target a query. It must contribute catalog analysis, a reproducible comparison, methodology, primary information, a measurement, a change history, or a supported editorial conclusion.

Specifications are checked against Cronari data and, when necessary, official sources. Material discrepancies are disclosed instead of hidden.

Authorship and AI use

Human-written work is signed by the responsible person. When an AI tool helps prepare a draft, Cronari is the authoring organization and the person who verified the content is identified.

Unreviewed machine translations are clearly labeled, remain outside search indexes, and never claim a human review that did not happen.

Sources, corrections, and commercial interests

Sources are numbered and connected to the claims they support. Material corrections remain visible in the article history with their date and description.

Commercial links are identified. A possible commission does not determine coverage, assessment, or recommendation order.