How our articles are made
Nobody writes the articles in our blog sentence by sentence. They are created automatically from our own product data and checked before every publication. This page explains how.
Our own sources only
Everything is based on maintained Densory data: descriptions, features and setup steps from the shop, product settings, our FAQ, published tutorial videos and released versions with their changelog. We do not use other websites or customer data.
Drafts with evidence
A language model (DeepSeek) writes a German draft from these facts. Every statement has to point to one of the given facts.
Automatic checks
Before publication, every draft goes through fixed checks. If one of them fails, the article is not published.
- Structure: summary, several sections and a concrete example from the product.
- Numbers, versions and product names are compared with our data.
- Links only point to our own pages, repositories and videos.
- Every statement is checked against its evidence. Anything without evidence is removed.
- No promises without evidence, no comparisons with other providers, no legal or health advice.
- No article may be too similar to an existing text.
- Short, clear sentences so that texts are easy to read and easy to translate.
Prices always current
Prices, trial periods and hosting costs are never written into the text. They are loaded from the shop when you open the page.
Machine translation
We create translations with Microsoft Azure Translator. Product names stay unchanged, and settings use the same term you see in the dashboard. Every translation is rated automatically and only published if it passes the check.
Clearly labelled
Every article is labelled as automatically created; translations are also labelled as machine-translated and link to the original.
Kept up to date
When product data changes, the article is revised automatically. If a product is no longer available, we take its articles offline.
Report a mistake
Found a mistake? Open a support ticket. We correct the source, and the article follows automatically.