Useful writing.
Clear about its sources.

Independent editorial

Stack & Tell publishes original guides for people making things happen online. Our launch software shortlists draw on the linked official documentation. They are editorial judgements about fit, not results from hands-on testing or a comprehensive ranking of every product.

Research and recommendations

We explain which job a tool might suit and link the source for feature claims. Articles include their research date. Software, prices and plans change, so check the provider’s current information before committing. If we publish a hands-on test, we will say what we tested and how.

Paid placements

Paid content will carry a prominent “Advertisement feature” label on its preview and at the beginning of the article. Payment buys only the agreed content and placement, not favourable independent coverage or guaranteed results. Unpaid editorial pitches are considered on their merits.

Links and commercial relationships

Our launch digital guides contain no affiliate links. Any future affiliate relationship will be disclosed before the relevant recommendations, with an explanation that we may receive commission. Paid outbound links will use the sponsored link attribute.

Illustrations and earlier stories

The geometric artwork in our digital guides is original editorial illustration, not a screenshot of any named software. Example workflows are labelled through their context; they are not claims about results we achieved. Earlier Folk & Found craft stories remain available at their original addresses with an archive notice. Their existing image credits and illustration labels remain with them.

Corrections and questions

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A publication at the beginning

We are building our readership. We do not invent audience figures, testimonials, awards or sales results. Any advertising proposal will explain what is included and share available measured audience information.