Our editorial goal is not page volume. It is to publish an answer that is specific, source-supported, useful in the reader’s context, and honest about what we do not know.
Selection and safe scope
Topics must solve a recognizable task or decision and add something more useful than a summary of search results. Automatic publication excludes medical, legal, political, and investment advice; piracy; credential bypass; personal account incidents; and other high-risk subjects. A policy stop is treated as a successful safety control, not an invitation to weaken the article.
Sources and claims
An automatically prepared article requires at least three credible sources, including a primary source where available. Important factual claims are mapped to a supporting source. We prefer official documentation, standards bodies, original research, and direct product documentation over roundups. Broken, irrelevant, circular, or outdated citations fail validation.
Bilingual standards
Arabic uses clear Modern Standard Arabic, with an Egyptian example only when it genuinely helps. English uses plain international English. Both versions must retain the same verified facts, safety limits, disclosures, and useful structure, but they may use different examples or phrasing. A missing or incomplete partner prevents both versions from publishing.
AI assistance and verification
AI can organize research, draft localized text, and perform a separate verification pass. It cannot be the evidence for a claim. Structured checks test sources, unsupported claims, duplicated subjects, malformed markup, unsafe categories, disclosures, and links. One controlled rewrite is allowed. A second failure blocks the pair and alerts the owner.
First-hand evidence and recommendations
We never say we tested, used, interviewed, or endorse something unless the owner supplied evidence and the article describes the scope. Buyer guides must state decision criteria and trade-offs. Pricing and availability are dated and linked to the source. Affiliate eligibility never changes a conclusion, score, or inclusion decision.
Corrections, revisions, and removal
Minor spelling fixes may be made without changing the conclusion. Material factual changes require an atomic bilingual refresh: both versions update together or neither does. We retain the reason, source map, and rollback point. Merges, redirects, unpublishing, and deletions require owner approval. Readers may report an error at editor@mfate7.com with the article URL and supporting source.
Advertising and conflicts
Advertising operations are separated from article verification. Ads never appear inside a quick answer, calculator result, language switcher, or disguised as editorial content. Any commercial relationship is disclosed near the affected link. The editorial team may postpone publication when evidence, independence, or reader value is uncertain.
Last reviewed: October 2026.