Publication is a deliberate state
Public editorial material must be sourced or carry an explicit evidence note, truthfully authored, distinctly reviewed, dated, disclosed, and deliberately approved for publication. Unfinished material is not presented as current editorial guidance.
Performance language stays attributed
Provider-stated testing or standards claims must identify their source and remain limited to the product, assembly, configuration, conditions, and limitations the evidence describes. A component claim must not be represented as proof of complete-room performance.
Firm inclusion and commercial relationships
A listing request does not guarantee publication or favorable coverage. Any commercial relationship must be disclosed and cannot replace the source and verification requirements. Ratings, testimonials, and unsupported credentials are not created to fill a profile.
Corrections
Firms may request a review or correction. Submissions are evaluated against current public evidence, and material changes require fresh verification before publication.