Editorial policy
This page explains how QRFlow turns product behavior into practical guidance, how claims are checked, and how corrections and advertising are handled.
1) Start with a real QR job
Every guide begins with a task someone can complete: create a payload, choose an export, size a print, diagnose a failed scan, or decide whether a hosted redirect is appropriate. If a page does not change a practical decision, it does not belong in the public guide directory.
2) Reproduce the workflow in QRFlow
Examples are compared with the current generator fields, payload formatting, export choices, and scan-readiness controls. When a claim depends on an external camera, app, printer, paper, network, or hosted service, the page must say so and include a final real-device or production check.
3) Keep one clear home for each answer
Closely related questions are combined when the steps and outcome are the same. Alternate wording may redirect to the main guide or remain available outside the public directory, so readers do not have to compare several nearly identical pages to find the complete answer.
4) State evidence and limitations
Product claims should point to behavior a reader can reproduce, such as the payload produced, the file exported, or the warning shown. Recommendations that vary by device or material are presented as starting points, not guarantees. QRFlow never describes a QR as editable unless the hosted redirect service is available and verified before printing.
5) Update pages with the product
When a generator changes its fields, payload, export path, redirect behavior, or warnings, the connected guidance is reviewed with it. Broken examples and instructions that no longer match the live tool are corrected, combined with a stronger page, or removed from the public directory.
6) Make corrections easy
Readers can report a broken example, unclear step, or outdated recommendation through the contact page. Useful reports include the page URL, device or browser, the QR destination or payload type, what happened, and what result was expected.
7) Keep advertising separate
Advertising, when enabled, is limited to eligible long-form guides and is kept away from the generator workspace, scanner, bulk tool, management screens, and legal or privacy pages. An ad does not determine which topics are published or how a product recommendation is written.
8) What a published guide must add
A public guide must provide more than a definition. It should include a reproducible payload or workflow, a decision table or concrete checklist where useful, honest limits, and a direct path to the generator or utility that completes the job.