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AI Choice Engine

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A real decision site needs visible standards.

This page connects the policies and operating principles behind the tools, recommendations, affiliate links, saved local data, and updates.

Decision intelligence, not listicles — every standard is documented.

  1. Editorial standardsRecommendations explain fit, trade-offs, alternatives, and limitations instead of pretending one option is universally best.
  2. Affiliate disclosureSome outbound links may earn commissions. Commercial relationships do not hide buyer risks or unsuitable alternatives.
  3. Sponsored coveragePaid reviews and editorials are labelled placements, kept distinct from independent shortlists.
  4. Privacy and saved decisionsDecision memory and workspaces are stored locally in the browser unless you submit a form.
  5. Affiliate-click loggingOutbound /go redirects store a first-party, non-PII click record. Analytics stay off until consent.
  6. AdSense and consent modeUntil a cookie choice is made, Consent Mode v2 signals ad and analytics storage denied.
  7. Newsletter sign-upsThe standard newsletter form stores a first-party LeadCapture record; the corner prompt uses GatherSprout. Automated newsletter delivery is still being rolled out. Account notification digests are a separate system. Each signup surface identifies its storage or provider path.
  8. Contact retentionContact messages retained up to 730 days unless deletion is requested.
  9. Verified, dated product dataModel profiles and benchmark observations retain their recorded source dates and limitations. A build gate checks staleness for in-scope comparison data. Unknown figures remain labelled; planning estimates and vendor reports are identified separately.
  10. AI never publishes facts unreviewedAI-assisted pipelines only propose facts into a review queue; a human approves before anything reaches a public page. Language models never write prices into the catalog directly.
  11. Scoring methodologyWeighted dimensions, result profiles, evidence signals, and visible confidence.