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How commercial contributions are labelled and kept separate from technical judgment.

25 August 2026Reading time 5 minFieldbook Desk
Deck hardware, blocks and reefing lines laid out on a marine work mat
Deck hardware, blocks and reefing lines laid out on a marine work mat

Label before the link

Paid contributions, affiliate relationships and commercial collaborations are labelled clearly. A sponsor cannot buy a safety conclusion, a license to copy a manual, a product ranking or a changed date.

Technical separation

Commercial material must stay separate from the source method. A product may be described from its manufacturer information, but the desk does not turn that description into a universal recommendation. Readers should be able to see what is editorial and what is paid before following a link.

What we decline

We do not publish hidden advertising, guaranteed performance promises, unsafe repair encouragement or content that disguises a sales pitch as a test. Read the method and contact the desk.