Editorial policy and charter

Charter commitments

Use the fiber description “viscose made from bamboo” when that is what a label or source supports.

Mark sourced facts, manufacturer specifications, editor observations, parent preferences, and lab-required claims separately.

Never turn softness, plant origin, a certification, or an anecdote into a medical or environmental conclusion.

Describe any sample, wash observation, or preference with enough limits that readers know what was—and was not—tested.

Sources and review

Every article records an author, source list, publication date, update date, draft state, and human-review state. Volatile information is rechecked before publication. Primary and authoritative sources are preferred for safety, legal, scientific, and regulatory guidance.

What we never fabricate

We do not invent tests, credentials, customers, family experiences, lab findings, product availability, prices, endorsements, local reporting, or quotations. An editor observation is described as an observation; a preference is described as a preference.

Draft handling

Drafts remain noindex, stay out of the sitemap and feed, and are marked as pending human review. Enabling site indexing does not override an article’s own draft state.