Politica editoriale

These standards apply to everything Lynqu publishes under its own name: articles on the Lynqu blog, the glossary, product and solution pages, and the comparison pages that discuss other companies' products. It does not cover content published by Lynqu users on their own cards.

Where we state a fact that is not our own product behaviour:

• •We name the source. Statistics and third-party claims are attributed to the organisation that published them, with the year, and linked to the original where one is publicly available.
• •We prefer primary sources. Original research, regulatory text, and first-party documentation are preferred over aggregator posts. Where a widely-repeated figure has no traceable origin, we do not repeat it.
• •We show the age of a claim. Cited sources carry their publication year so a reader can judge how current a figure is, rather than discovering later that a much-quoted number is a decade old.
• •We separate our data from the industry's. Numbers produced by Lynqu's own testing are labelled as such and never presented as independent research.

Comparison pages are published by Lynqu, and we say so on the page. Beyond that disclosure:

• •Dated and sourced. Competitor pricing and features carry the date they were last verified, and that date reflects the oldest data on the page rather than the most recent edit.
• •Checkable. We link to the competitor's own site so a reader can verify our claims rather than take ours on trust.
• •Flagged when uncertain. Where a competitor's pricing is quote-only, we say so instead of estimating a number.
• •No borrowed ratings. We do not present a third party's review scores as our own structured data.

Articles carry a named author wherever one person is responsible for the piece, with a biography that states their relevant background. Content produced collaboratively is attributed to the Lynqu editorial team. We do not invent bylines or personas.

Lynqu builds AI features, and we use AI in producing content. We would rather tell you exactly how than leave it implied:

• •AI assists, people decide. AI tools are used for drafting, editing, research summarisation, and translation support. A person reviews and is accountable for anything published.
• •Facts are verified by a human. Statistics, citations, competitor claims, and anything about our own product are checked against a source by a person before publication. We do not publish a figure an AI produced without confirming it.
• •No fabricated experience. We do not publish AI-generated first-person accounts, testimonials, reviews, or case studies presented as real experience.

If something we published is wrong, we fix it and say so. Substantive corrections are noted on the page along with the date. If you have found an error, email support@lynqu.com with the page and the correction — we would rather hear it from you than leave it standing.