Publisher standards
Editorial Standards
How SiteNexis handles public explanations, evidence, authorship, updates, and corrections.
Purpose
SiteNexis publishes explanations of technical SEO, Google Search evidence, AI visibility, machine trust, and the systems used to inspect websites. These standards describe the public editorial process; they do not promise that every article is independently verified or free from error.
Evidence and interpretation
We distinguish observed measurements, documented product behavior, interpretation, and opinion. A Search Console impression, a crawl response, and a SiteNexis model estimate are different kinds of evidence. Public explanations should say which kind of statement they are making and preserve uncertainty when evidence is incomplete.
Sources and claims
Technical claims should link to relevant primary documentation when one is available. SiteNexis product and methodology descriptions are self-descriptions, not independent validation. Internal scores do not prove rankings, citations, authority, or how an external AI system will behave.
Authorship and assistance
Existing public articles were authored and published under the responsibility of Ekeleme David Kelechi, the owner of SiteNexis. The byline identifies that responsibility; it does not imply external review, professional certification, or credentials that are not stated. Some research, drafting, analysis, or report generation may use software assistance, including deterministic tooling and optional model-assisted processing. A model response is not treated as fact-checking, and software assistance does not transfer editorial responsibility away from the publisher.
Updates and corrections
The SiteNexis owner is responsible for publication decisions, substantive article updates, and corrections. We do not change dates merely to create a freshness signal. If you find a factual error, misleading product description, broken reference, or material contradiction, email sitenexisintel@gmail.com with the URL and specific claim. We will review the report and correct or clarify the page when warranted.
Product and provider statements
Product capabilities and provider-dependent behavior can change. Public descriptions are kept at the level needed to explain the user-facing contract and avoid exposing credentials, prompts, private payloads, or security-sensitive implementation details.
Related accountability pages
See the About page, founder profile, Privacy Policy, AI Data Disclosure, and Methodology.