Editorial policy

Sources

Every brief names its primary source: the release note, help-centre change, blog post, filing or transcript the change comes from. Where a claim rests on someone else's reporting, we link to it and say so. Numbers in data pieces come with the sample size and the window they were measured over.

Corrections

A factual error is corrected within 48 hours of being reported, the article shows an "Updated" date, and the change is listed on the corrections page. Write to editor@webtrafficnews.com.

Sponsorship

There are no sponsored articles and no paid placements in rankings or lists.

Rankings

Every ranking publishes its method before the list. When the publisher, Agenzy, qualifies for a ranking it is included, and the entry carries a conflict-of-interest note.

Use of AI

Writers may use AI tools for research and drafting. A named editor checks every published sentence against its source.