Editorial Policy

FileMint publishes tool pages, guides, and reference content with a quality-first workflow focused on accuracy, usefulness, and transparency.

1. Content Principles

Practical first: every page should solve a real user task.
Accuracy first: claims must be testable and verifiable in code or UI.
Transparency first: limitations and trade-offs are explicitly documented.
Privacy first: we avoid patterns that expose user files or sensitive inputs.

2. Source and Review Process

Tool behavior is validated directly in the live implementation.
Guide content is reviewed for technical correctness before publication.
Major updates are logged in the changelog with visible timestamps.
Broken links and outdated references are removed during routine maintenance.

3. Advertising and Monetization

Primary content is prioritized over ad placement and ad density.
No deceptive layouts, forced clicks, or hidden sponsored content.
Policy pages are publicly available for user trust and compliance.
Thin or duplicate pages are avoided to protect content quality.

4. AI and Automation Standards

Automated drafts are reviewed and edited before publication.
No fabricated testimonials, fake metrics, or unverifiable claims.
Technical examples are tested against current tool behavior.

5. Corrections and Feedback

If you find an error, outdated section, or misleading statement, contact us through the contact page. Verified issues are corrected in the next content update cycle.