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1. Separate facts from interpretation

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2. Do not claim hands-on testing without a test

A guide compiled from documentation is not a benchmark. Experimental results must state the environment, method, data and limitations.

3. Give enough context to act

Guides state prerequisites, costs to check, potential failures and evaluation criteria. Readers should understand when advice does not apply.

4. Be transparent about AI and sponsorship

Assistant answers are labeled as AI-generated. Drafts require editorial verification before publication. Sponsored content, if any, is labeled in the article.

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