Editorial policy

We publish news and sell services at the same time. That is a conflict of interest, and the right answer is not to deny it but to constrain ourselves with rules you can verify.

The advertising limit

At most 25% of articles may carry a direct link to a Celion service. The limit is enforced by the publishing platform, not by the writer: when the quota is full, the link and the "Celion's take" block are removed automatically and the article still goes live.

Rankings

Celion does not appear in rankings covering the market it competes in. Such lists carry a visible conflict-of-interest disclosure. Every ranking publishes its methodology — criteria, data sources and collection date — before the list, not after.

Guides and tutorials

A tutorial always works end to end. We do not stop at the interesting part to force a consultation. Where an article covers a legal requirement, it contains enough to comply without hiring anyone.

Articles about ourselves

Celion announcements appear under "Company news" and always carry a badge. They are excluded from the trending rail and never occupy the lead slot. You will not discover mid-article that you are reading about the publisher.

Sources

Every article names its source and links the primary document. We cover competitors' wins the same way we cover our own: omission is as visible as bias.

How trending is calculated

TrendScore = (1·views + 3·reads + 8·reactions + 25·shares + 40·clicks) ÷ (age in hours + 2)^1.5

Age divides the score, so a fresh item with ten reactions outranks a three-day-old one with forty. The feed stays alive instead of freezing on the same articles.

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