How we choose what goes in
Maynkudu's Warehouse is a catalogue of objects worth keeping. The whole thing rests on one asset, which is whether you believe the verdicts. These are the rules that protect it.
We pick first, then check for a programme
Every record starts as something we would recommend to a friend. Whether an affiliate programme exists for it is checked afterwards, and a missing programme has never removed anything from the catalogue.
Every record names its faults
The cons column is the same width as the pros column, and every product page answers who should not buy it. A page without that is a sales sheet with better typography.
We publish the things we would skip
Some records carry a verdict of no. They stay in the catalogue because the recommendations are worth less without them, and because the question people actually have is usually whether to buy at all.
No invented numbers
We do not publish ratings out of five, review counts, or prices presented as verified. Prices here are indicative and labelled as such. There is no aggregateRating in our structured data because we do not collect ratings.
Advertising stays out of the reading
Ad slots are labelled, fixed in height so they cannot push the page around, and allowed only between major sections. Nothing is ever styled to look like editorial.