This page explains how I pick topics, write articles and keep Migovi trustworthy. Migovi is a tech blog I run myself, so these are the principles I hold myself to.
What I write and why
I cover news, products and technology I think are worth your time. Articles are rewritten in my own understanding, never copy-pasted from elsewhere.
Sources and fact-checking
- News: I cross-check against original sources (press releases, vendor pages, public documents) and list sources at the end of the article.
- Specifications: taken from the manufacturer's official page. If two sources disagree, I say so.
- Anything not officially confirmed is labelled as a rumor or leak.
First-hand experience
Hands-on and review articles are based on my own use of the product. Where possible I note how long I used it, what I tried and where the unit came from, in the "How I tested it" box. Photos in these articles are my own unless credited otherwise.
News versus opinion
Personal opinions are kept in the Opinion section or the "Migovi Viewpoint" box, so you can tell information from my view.
Loaned products and partnerships
If a product was loaned by a brand, or an article involves a partnership, I state it in the article. It does not change the verdict: pros and cons are still stated plainly.
Writers and editorial responsibility
Each article names its writer, and author profiles are on the author page. The content of the articles is the responsibility of the Hero Association editorial board. When an article is materially edited, a "Last updated" date appears at the top.
Mistakes
Errors are handled under the Corrections Policy. Send feedback to nghia@migovi.com or use the Contact page.
