Four kinds of information
We distinguish manufacturer statements, independently performed calculations, first-hand observations and unknowns. The source and review date belong with factual product claims.
Who is responsible
Danorie operates this site. Every release is checked against written rules and signed with the operator’s key before it goes live. Each source record keeps the page it came from and the date that page was checked, in the site’s evidence register.
How I work, and where AI helps
I run this site alone. I decide what gets written and work every calculation by hand. Product records come from the maker’s own page or, where the maker publishes none, from a named seller’s page that is not a marketplace listing. Software brings them in under a written rule (version 1.2): dimensions are copied exactly as printed, the model is matched on a second page, and the page and the date it was checked are recorded.
AI tools I operate help me work faster: Claude models draft text, prepare product records and run checks, and an image model paints illustrations under my direction. They do not test products, write reviews of things I have not used, or decide what you should buy. Numbers are copied from source pages as printed, never estimated. Measurement drawings are generated in code from those numbers. Painted illustrations are drawings, not photographs: on guides and the home page they show kinds of organizers, and a product card shows a painted drawing of a model only after it has been drawn from that model’s published description and dimensions.
If something I published with AI help turns out to be wrong, the corrections page applies exactly as it does for any other error.
What gets approved
A release must include a checked explanation, reproducible examples, limitations and a correction path. Content is not approved merely because it reaches a word count or an automated quality score.