Problem
A guide must answer a distinct practical decision, not a cosmetic keyword variation.
Editorial system
How Puni Guides compares products
Our system is designed to fail closed. A missing decision-making fact becomes an unresolved field—not a confident sentence.
Source coverage
Every decision-making specification needs a current manufacturer page, manual, or approved catalog source.
Decision model
Fit profiles, exact-model facts, and rule-out checks keep compatibility, setup, safety, maintenance, and routine burden separate instead of collapsing them into a vague score.
Claim boundary
No hands-on testing, popularity, safety, or performance claim is published unless the evidence supports that exact claim.
Merchant independence
Commercial links are disclosed, tagged, and kept separate from editorial conclusions and ordering.
Freshness
Changed, missing, or conflicting product data quarantines the affected recommendation instead of publishing a guess.
Automation is disclosed, not hidden
Structured software may help collect public product facts, compare dimensions, prepare drafts, check links, and monitor freshness. A page becomes indexable only after automated source, duplication, claim, disclosure, and rendering checks pass. Reused editorial paragraphs, repeated product decision notes, and copied rule-out conditions are quarantined for review.
We do not describe a product as personally tested unless a real documented test occurred. We do not copy retailer prices, ratings, review counts, rank badges, or images outside an approved affiliate tool, API, or licensed source.