Product claims must be verifiable
A page may describe only workflows and controls that exist in the product or are explicitly labeled as planned. We do not invent usage numbers, testimonials, ratings, medical outcomes, certifications, or partner relationships.
Search intent does not justify duplicate pages
Each landing page must answer a distinct user need with original examples and practical guidance. Near-duplicate keyword variants should be consolidated, redirected, or kept out of the index to avoid confusing users and search engines.
Sensitive topics need stronger review
Pages about living-person likeness, private messages, grief, memorial AI, and emotional dependency must preserve consent, privacy, disclosure, and support boundaries. ExChat does not present generated conversation as therapy or resurrection.
Updates and corrections
Guides display a review date and are revisited when the product, platform export behavior, or relevant evidence changes. Material errors should be corrected directly rather than hidden behind a new URL.
Language versions are reviewed as complete experiences
A locale should include translated navigation, metadata, headings, calls to action, policy context, and internal links. ExChat does not publish partially translated or automatically duplicated language sections simply to create more indexed pages.