Trust policy
Money buys speed and labeled visibility — never a ranking position, and never our silence about competitors.
What that means in practice
Every published claim links to its source and the date it was checked. Research and moderation can still be wrong or go stale, so unconfirmed values show as “?” and every page offers a way to challenge the data.
Anyone can propose a change with a source, and it stays off the page until a moderator has read that source. Software can suggest a fact; only a human publishes it.
They can correct their own page and answer criticism in public. They cannot remove, reorder, or hide a competitor.
One labeled slot per page, sold only where there's real traffic, and it never touches the ranked list beneath it.
Catalog edits and moderation decisions are written to the public data history linked from each app's page.
A fast-track review is looked at sooner by the same people, held to the same bar. Rejected fast-tracks are refunded in full.
Curious how the ordering itself is computed? Read the Alt Score methodology →