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Editorial Policy

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This page describes how CodeNexon chooses topics, researches and writes its guides, keeps them current and fixes mistakes.

What we cover

CodeNexon publishes guides in three areas:

  • [Hosting & Cloud](/hosting-cloud): web hosting, cloud platforms, DNS, SSL and CDNs.
  • [WordPress](/wordpress): speed, migrations, backups and site care.
  • [SaaS & Tools](/saas-tools): email, payments and the software a small business runs on.

We pick topics that answer a real question someone needs settled before they spend money or change a working website.

Who writes the guides

Guides are written by Shubham Handore, who founded CodeNexon in 2024. The site is owned, developed and managed by Quavento Technologies.

How a guide is researched

  1. Primary sources first. Prices, limits and technical requirements are taken from the vendor's own pricing page or documentation, or from the relevant standards body.
  2. Every figure is dated. Each guide states the date its numbers were checked.
  3. Sources are listed. Every guide ends with a Sources section linking to the pages used.
  4. Calculations are shown. When we work out a five-year cost or a fee on a sale, the guide shows the inputs so you can check the arithmetic.
  5. Gaps are stated. If we could not confirm a detail, the guide says so instead of guessing.

Testing

We do not say a product was tested unless we ran the test. Guides based on published information carry a note near the top explaining how they were researched.

When hands-on tests are published, they will state the plan tested, the region, the tools used, the dates and the raw results, and every product in a category will be scored with the same method.

How guides are written

  • The answer comes first, with the detail below it.
  • Plain language. Acronyms are explained on first use.
  • Real numbers and worked examples instead of general claims.
  • Downsides are stated plainly.
  • No invented quotes, statistics, reviews or experience.

Use of AI tools

AI tools may be used to help with outlining, drafting and editing. They are not used as a source of facts. Every price, limit and technical claim is checked against a primary source before publication, and a named author is responsible for each guide.

Keeping guides current

  • Guides show a "last updated" date, which changes only when something substantive changed.
  • Pricing-heavy guides are rechecked regularly, and sooner when a vendor announces a change.
  • A guide's address stays the same when it is updated, so links to it keep working.

Corrections

If you find an error, email info@codenexon.com with the page address and what is wrong. We check it against the source. Confirmed errors are corrected promptly and the updated date is changed. Corrections that affect a recommendation are noted in the guide.

Independence

Recommendations are based on the evidence in the guide. No company can pay to change a conclusion. Our current funding and our rules for affiliate links and sponsored content are on the Disclosure page.