Editorial policy
What the status labels mean, how corrections work, and how a product owner can ask for a change or a removal.
Origin labels
Created without a client engagement or product-team approval.
Independently created by Alex Hints. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the product.
Paid or agreed work, with written permission to name the client.
Created for the named product by Alex Hints.
Used only when the product owner explicitly approves that exact status. Written approval is kept on file.
No guide in this library currently carries the official label.
Guide states you may see
Approved for public use. The page shows an exact last-reviewed date.
The review interval elapsed or a change report arrived. The guide stays live only while no error is confirmed.
Under correction, permission review, or technical investigation. The player is withdrawn and related guides are offered instead.
A material mismatch with the product is confirmed. The interactive guide is withdrawn until the steps are corrected.
The product or workflow no longer exists. The explanation stays; the actionable steps are removed.
Corrections and removals
Every guide displays an exact last-reviewed date. Vague wording such as “always up to date” is never used.
A reported issue enters a review queue with the guide, the suspected step, the reporter note, and the date.
Known wrong instructions are paused rather than left standing while a rewrite is scheduled.
Product owners can request a correction or a removal at any time, and permission evidence is kept for every client label, logo, and testimonial.
Trademarks
Product names, logos, and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Independent guides are not affiliated with or endorsed by the products they cover.