Authorship and ownership
Product documentation, metric explanations and future guides are written or reviewed by the Latixo Team. Pages that require a byline should identify the author or reviewing team and include a meaningful last-reviewed date.
Sources and evidence
We prefer primary technical sources: browser documentation, web standards, official platform documentation and measurements from the Latixo system. External facts should be linked to their source where a reader would benefit from verification.
We distinguish observations captured by Latixo from general recommendations. The presence of a large file or long timing does not by itself prove the root cause of a user-experience problem.
Reviews, updates and corrections
- Technical pages are reviewed when measurement behavior or infrastructure changes.
- Substantive updates receive a new reviewed date; dates are not changed only to appear fresh.
- Material errors should be corrected promptly and the affected explanation clarified.
- Outdated guidance should be revised, archived or removed rather than silently presented as current.
Commercial independence
Latixo does not sell favorable scores, rankings or performance certifications. If sponsorships, affiliate relationships or other commercial arrangements are introduced later, they should be disclosed near the affected content.
Automation and assisted writing
Software and automated analysis are inherent to the test itself. If automation or AI materially assists explanatory content, the Latixo Team remains responsible for factual review, source checking and the published result. Automation is not a substitute for verifying claims.