Editorial policy
How Kondor Phone buying guides choose topics, name authors, separate editorial judgment from sourced facts, and record updates.
Buying guides on Kondor Phone are written for shop buyers. They are not a live inventory feed.
Topic selection
We publish a guide when a buyer question repeats: how to read a grade, which accessory lines turn, what to confirm before an export lot leaves.
Sourcing
Public product facts should cite a primary page when the claim is specific (a standard, a manufacturer policy, a documented grade term). Suggested workflows and editorial judgment are labeled as such. See the fact-checking policy for how claims are checked and the AI use policy for how assisted drafts are disclosed.
Authorship and review
Each article names an author. A second review is used when the lot language could be mistaken for a guarantee.
Updates
A material change gets an updated date. A correction changes the sentence that was wrong. We do not silently invert a conclusion.
Frequently asked questions
Are the buying guides a live stock list?
No. Guides explain how to read a lot. Kondor Phone does not sell stock or quote prices, and public facts in a guide are current only as of the date shown on the page.
Who is accountable for a guide?
Each article names an author. Material changes may also name a reviewer and a review date.