Useful enough to act on.
Clear enough to trust.

Who is accountable

The Guardy Bot Editorial Team is the organizational author for Guardy Bot guides, articles, and comparisons unless a page identifies a real contributor or reviewer. A byline identifies the team responsible for the page. It does not imply that a named individual tested or endorsed the content.

What we publish

Guardy Bot content is intended to help operators understand a product workflow, make a practical tool decision, or set up a community process. Marketing content may explain where Guardy Bot fits, but it should not hide a material trade-off or claim that every server needs the same setup.

How product claims are prepared

Product pages and product-related guides are checked against the current Guardy Bot feature and plan information available to the editorial team. A planned feature is identified as planned. Product copy avoids treating a configuration, a roadmap item, or an unpublished option as a live offer.

How comparisons are prepared

Comparison pages identify Guardy Bot's commercial interest, date the information that can change, and link to the sources used for competitor facts. They are designed to help readers choose a fit, not to declare a universal winner. A credible better-fit case for the alternative belongs on the page when it changes the decision.

What we do not do

• Invent customers, reviews, test results, credentials, or product capabilities.
• Present automation as a replacement for a moderator's judgment or server policy.
• Promise rankings, safety outcomes, legal compliance, or Discord endorsement.
• Publish keyword variations or AI-search copy that does not serve a real reader question.

Updates and corrections

Product details, prices, and competitor information can change. Material factual issues can be reported through the corrections process or emailed to support@guardybot.com. Pages may be updated when Guardy Bot's current scope or the evidence behind a statement changes.