Editorial guidelines
How we research, source and correct everything we publish on the ReDesk blog and newsroom.
Principles
We publish to be useful to people deploying solar, not to rank for keywords. Every claim about cost, yield, subsidy or regulation is checked against a primary source — a government notification, a regulator order, a manufacturer datasheet, or first-party ReDesk platform data.
Sourcing and data
- Numbers cite their source inline, with the date the figure was published.
- Platform-derived statistics state the sample size and the period they cover.
- Customer figures are used only with written permission, and are rounded, never cherry-picked.
- We do not republish vendor marketing claims as fact.
Use of AI
AI tools may assist with drafting, structure and editing. Every published piece is written, verified and signed off by a named human author who is accountable for its accuracy. We do not publish fully AI-generated articles.
Independence and disclosure
Editorial is independent of sales. Sponsored content, if we ever run it, is labelled at the top and excluded from comparison and buying guides. We disclose commercial relationships with any company we write about.
Corrections
Material errors are corrected in place with a dated note at the foot of the article explaining what changed. We do not silently edit published claims. Report an error to editorial@redesk.ai.
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