Our editorial policy: sources for facts, reasons for advice

How do we choose and show sources?

• A claim about how a platform works rests on that platform’s own documentation: Google Search Central, OpenAI, Microsoft, Anthropic or Perplexity, for example.
• A regulatory claim links to the Official Gazette or the current text on mevzuat.gov.tr, with the article number.
• Statistics come only from sources that explain their method, and carry a date.
• Sources are marked with numbers in the text; the list at the end of the page gives the link and the access date.
• Source links are checked with a script; moved or removed sources are updated.

How do we use AI tools?

We use AI tools for drafting, translation, summarising and consistency checks. According to Google, appropriate use of AI or automation is not against its guidelines; what is against them is generating content primarily to manipulate search rankings^[1]. So we follow these rules:

• Platform and regulatory claims are matched to a primary source; such a claim without one isn’t published.
• We write our own advice and observations as advice, not as fact.
• We never present an AI-generated image as a real photo or as real data.
• Google suggests evaluating content through “who, how and why” questions^[2]. This page is our answer to them.

How do we protect originality and examples?

• We don’t reuse another site’s text, images or case studies; new pages go through a text-similarity check before publishing.
• Our example scenarios are illustrative and labelled as such on the page; they are never presented as real client results.
• Client names, logos or quotes are published only with written permission.
• We don’t recommend tools or services for payment; tools named on our pages are mentioned only to explain the topic.

How are updates and corrections handled?

• Every page shows a last-updated date, refreshed with any edit that changes meaning.
• Engine behaviour and regulations can change quickly, so we give such claims with a date.
• If you spot an error, write to us via the contact page. When a factual error is confirmed, the page is corrected and its update date changes.

Who prepares the pages?

Pages are published under the byline “Vextoo Geo Agency Team”: they are the team’s joint work, and responsibility sits with the brand. Company facts are on the about page; what you need to write the brand correctly is in the press kit.