Reader-first purpose
DAIHUU AI content should help readers understand a product or workflow without hiding relevant uncertainty, limitations, or commercial relationships.
Sources and evidence
Provider documentation and other primary sources should support factual product claims. Editorial content must distinguish documented capabilities, direct observation, and opinion. Hands-on testing may only be claimed when it was actually performed and its context can be described.
Affiliate relationships
Affiliate participation must be disclosed near relevant calls to action. Commercial relationships do not authorize invented ratings, testimonials, discounts, prices, partnerships, or performance claims.
Updates and corrections
Material factual errors should be corrected. Time-sensitive features, policies, and plan terms should be reviewed when an article is updated, and readers should confirm current provider terms before purchasing.
Content standards
Coverage should prioritize practical use cases, meaningful tradeoffs, accessible explanations, and responsible use. Unsupported Review or Product schema must not be added.