Keep product facts current after publication

Record the claim and its source

For a product fact, save the official page, observation date and the exact question it answers. Keep your interpretation separate. A pricing page can support a dated plan description without proving that a particular account has access or that the product works for every project. An independent security framework can support a review method without certifying the vendor or its generated output.

Preserve meaningful disagreements

When official materials conflict, record both rather than quietly selecting the more attractive version. Overskill’s older plan guide and live pricing have described different lineups. Direct readers to the current purchase source while explaining the historical discrepancy where relevant. A conflict does not justify inventing a third answer. Keep information about affiliate mechanics in the publisher record rather than presenting commission economics as a buyer benefit.

Choose a focused review cadence

Revisit facts likely to change, such as price, access, limits and integrations. Original arithmetic examples and general writing methods may need less frequent review, but can still contain mistakes. Prioritize a source when a reader reports a concrete inconsistency. Do not claim continuous monitoring if the checks are manual or occasional. A reviewed date should represent real work, not an automatically refreshed badge.

Update the conclusion when evidence changes

If a material limitation is resolved or a price changes, reconsider the recommendation and affected crosslinks. Preserve the earlier evidence privately so you can explain the change without leaving stale claims on the page. Separate documentation research from hands-on testing and independent user acceptance. The goal is a publication that can become more accurate over time, not one that promises perfect freshness or guaranteed search visibility.

• When a source changes, list the exact affected articles before marking the publication review complete.