Evidence principles

How Webdinh uses and labels evidence

A credible website should not use unconfirmed logos, certificates, numbers, or customer stories. Webdinh does not present public references as customer outcomes or a single observation as a causal conclusion.

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Evidence categories

Different materials carry different proof responsibilities

Public content must let readers know exactly what kind of material they are viewing.

Public reference source

A public website or document observed at a particular time; it does not prove a Webdinh client or partner relationship.

Illustrative example

Used to explain structure or method; it is not a real testimonial, before/after, or customer outcome.

Anonymized analysis

Identity or sensitive details are removed and the source plus degree of anonymity must be approved before use.

Authorized case study

The client, scope, materials, outcomes, and publication rights have each been confirmed.

Measured data

Records the source, time range, reading conditions, and causal limits.

Prohibited claims

Do not publish without sufficient sources

Client, partner, or project relationships; certificates, awards, or legal qualifications; rankings, traffic, or AI citations; inquiries, sales, revenue, orders, or conversion; before/after, testimonials, or delivery outcomes; logos, images, files, or data without usage rights.

This section defines the page role, information boundary, and next step; it does not replace real business inputs.

Corrections

Correct issues against the URL, content, and source

Use an official contact channel to identify the specific page, wording, and confirming source. Webdinh reviews the issue manually before making changes and does not overwrite content automatically.

This section defines the page role, information boundary, and next step; it does not replace real business inputs.

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FAQ

Questions to confirm before starting

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Can a public website be used as an analysis source?

Yes, but the public source and observation date must be stated, and the page cannot support claims about a client, partner, or real operating outcome.

When can a real case study be published?

Only after identity, scope, materials, outcomes, and publication rights are all explicitly approved.