Editorial policy

Coverage

The editorial focus is the shopping-agent haul workflow for apparel, footwear, bags, accessories and small goods. Listing details, warehouse QC images, item measurements and arrival observations should remain linked to the same identifiable item. Agent-service information belongs in a separate record from physical-product findings.

Evidence and labels

Identify whether a page is a source-based guide, a reader-submitted record or a hands-on review. Claims of ordering, handling, washing, walking or timing a parcel require supporting records. Attribute reader submissions and supplier statements instead of presenting them as the desk's own observations.

Measurements and limitations

Report the units, item or size, measurement method, date and relevant conditions. State when information is unavailable. QC photographs may help identify visible differences, but must not be treated as proof of authenticity, internal construction or long-term performance.

Scores and selection

Use a numerical score only when the page explains the criteria and has enough evidence to support it. On an X / 5 scale, the full range from 1 to 5 is available. Explain weaknesses and uncertainty as clearly as strengths; omit the score when the evidence is insufficient.

Commercial relationships

Payments, affiliate links, supplied items or other relevant benefits must be disclosed near the affected content. Commercial arrangements must not determine a score, remove substantiated criticism or substitute for evidence.

Updates

Review information when its sources, provider terms, item specification or supporting records change. A new agent dashboard does not by itself establish a new version of a physical product. Do not claim a routine retest unless a new test record exists. Material corrections need a dated change note.