Editorial Policy

The standard we hold ourselves to

This page describes how Dyana Dropship is made. It is here so that you can decide how much weight to give anything else on the site.

Named writers

Bylines are real people with real archives attached. If you disagree with a piece, you can see what else the same person has written and judge accordingly.

Nur Aisyah Rahman, Penulis gaya jubah dan fesyen muslimah. Aisyah pernah menjadi stylist sambilan untuk beberapa jenama jubah tempatan sebelum menulis sepenuh masa. Dia menulis tentang padanan warna dan potongan dengan cara yang sama dia memilih untuk pelanggan sebenar, bukan ikut trend semata mata.

Hafiz Ismail, Penulis perniagaan dropship dan reseller. Hafiz menguruskan perniagaan dropship sendiri sejak beberapa tahun lepas, dengan lebih banyak kesilapan diakui daripada kejayaan dipamerkan. Dia menulis tentang bisnes dropship dari sudut pandang orang yang masih menjalankannya setiap hari.

Balqis Zulkifli, Penulis fabrik dan asas fesyen. Balqis belajar menjahit daripada neneknya dan kini menghabiskan lebih banyak masa memeriksa jenis fabrik daripada memakainya. Dia menulis tentang kain dan penjagaan pakaian dengan cara yang praktikal, bukan istilah teknikal semata mata.

The drafting process

• Dump first. Everything the writer believes goes down, unsorted.
• Mark the soft parts. Anything held on memory rather than evidence gets flagged.
• Check or cut. A flagged claim is either supported or removed. There is no third option.
• Second reader. Somebody else hunts for sentences that sound more certain than the evidence allows.

Commercial links

We earn from some outbound links. That pays for hosting and research time, and it does not decide the verdict of any page.

If a partner asks us to remove a criticism, the answer is no, and the request itself may end up mentioned in a future article.

Our refusals

• Claims about outcomes that nobody can verify.
• Content produced only to fill a keyword slot.
• Recommendations we would not give a friend who asked in person.

How we choose what to write

A subject earns a page when somebody has asked about it twice, or when we went looking for the answer ourselves and came back empty handed.

Dates

The date on an article is the date it was published. When a change alters the advice, we update the modified date and say what changed. Cosmetic edits do not reset the date, because pretending a page is fresher than it is helps nobody.

How mistakes are handled

Corrections go to info@dyanadropship.com. Include the address and the sentence. Anything factual is fixed without argument. Anything that changes what the article recommends gets a dated note underneath, so the change is visible.