Editorial Policy

Last updated: October 29, 2026

This page explains how the guides, tool pages and FAQ answers on cihanuygur.com are produced, so you can judge how far to rely on them.

Who is responsible

The site is written and run by Cihan Uygur. I set the editorial rules, choose the topics and handle corrections.

How guides are made

Guides are drafted with the help of AI writing tools and checked by an automated review before publication. The review looks for a clear reader task, complete steps, a copyable prompt, acceptance checks and troubleshooting. It also requires links to the official documentation each guide relies on, and rejects duplicate topics and unsupported claims.

Evidence labels

Each guide states what its evidence is. Most are documentation-based: the steps follow the vendor's official documentation and use illustrative, fictional examples. They are not a recording of a tool session or a measured result, and no guide claims a reproduced demo unless it says so. Where I have run a workflow myself, the guide says that and shows what happened.

Sources

Technical claims link to official documentation or the vendor's own pages. Tool features, plans and limits change often, so check the linked source for the current position before you act.

Independence and money

Some links on the deals page are affiliate links, and I offer paid coaching. Neither decides what a guide recommends, and affiliate links are labelled. The site may show advertising in future; ads do not influence content.

Corrections

If you find an error or an out-of-date step, tell me on the contact page. I fix confirmed errors, and I would rather remove a weak guide than leave it misleading.

Contact

Questions about this policy: Message me on Instagram