Evidence before recommendations

These labels describe how DJPdolls classifies information. A label on this page is methodology infrastructure. It is not evidence that a specific product has been tested, confirmed, or reviewed.

Experience needs a name

Use this label only when DJP actually owns or tests the product. A hands-on account should explain the configuration, use, and limits of that experience.

An attributed owner account describes that person’s experience. It should not be rewritten as a DJP test or as a result that applies to every product.

Use this when a conclusion is drawn from more than one independent source, and those sources are identified.

Claims need context

Manufacturer, retailer, and community statements need clear attribution. Repetition across listings does not by itself establish independent confirmation.

How strong is the support?

Conflicting reports, missing specifications, and weak support should stay visible. Material or science claims should be checked against appropriate sources before they are presented as settled.

Interpretation is not a fact

Editorial interpretation should be labeled. Experience, claims, evidence, and interpretation must remain distinguishable.

Commercial context belongs nearby

Monetized links should carry an adjacent disclosure. A seller relationship or price should appear only after it has been verified.