Editorial policy
Standards for research, publication, and correction.
These standards explain what readers should expect from a Atlas Says review and where the limits of our work begin.
Evidence before conclusions
We distinguish a website's claims from facts that can be checked against original records. When a regulator, company filing, or official warning matters to an assessment, the review should identify the source and describe it without extending the evidence beyond what it supports.
Clear scope and limits
Each record concerns the specific domain named on the page and the information available at the time of review. Company websites, terms, and regulatory status can change. A review is not a certification of safety, a personal recommendation, or financial or legal advice.
Editorial accountability
The Atlas Says Editorial Desk is accountable for the publication and maintenance of reviews. The organization byline links to the Editorial Desk profile, and each published page links to the methodology used to assess it.
Corrections and updates
If you believe a review contains an error or omits relevant evidence, send the review URL, the statement in question, and a link to supporting material to contact@atlassays.com. We consider evidence-based correction requests and update records where warranted.