Editorial Policy

How the page that comes with each tool is researched, written and kept up to date.

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Quick answer

Bulan Sarkar writes and maintains every page. Drafts start with AI writing assistants; each one is then checked line by line against the tool's code and the cited sources, and calculators state their formula and assumptions.

Who writes these pages

Bulan Sarkar (LinkedIn) writes and maintains the pages. Drafts are prepared with AI writing assistants, then checked line by line against the tool's code and the cited sources before they go live. Each calculator states its formula and every assumption it makes.

What each page covers

Each tool page explains what the tool does, who it suits, how to use it step by step, where it falls short, and the questions people ask about it. The aim is a page you can act on, with the claims kept to what the tool really does.

Accuracy and sourcing

Technical claims, such as how a file format behaves, which formula a calculation uses, or which browsers support a feature, come from official specifications and primary documentation. If a tool depends on a particular method or library, the page names it.

Originality

We do not publish duplicate or spun text. Each page is written for its own tool, and pages that drift into repeating each other get rewritten.

Updates and corrections

Browsers change and tools improve, so pages get revisited. If you spot an error, email hello@nineclip.com and it will be fixed quickly.

Independence

Recommendations and comparisons are made independently. If advertising is added later, it will not change what the pages say.