Editorial policy
How Real Synergy builds its worksheets, chooses sources, labels examples and corrects published guides.
How we choose a guide
We start with a decision someone has to make. A software buyer may have two comparable quotes and a looming renewal. A recruiter may know that interviews are taking too long but have no record of where the delay begins. A guide earns its place when a reader can leave with a decision, a calculation or a record to put in front of a colleague.
Sources and worked examples
We link to primary guidance when a reader needs to check a technical detail. For the history of this domain we use dated archive captures and identify what each one shows. We label invented agencies, prices, scores and outcomes as examples. Readers can change the weights in a supplier comparison to reflect how their own business works.
Corrections and dates
Contact the editor with the page, the affected passage and any supporting source. For a calculation, include the inputs you used and the result you expected. We check the source or repeat the calculation, then correct the relevant page and downloadable worksheet together. A substantive change to an article receives a new update date. Its original publication date stays visible.
About Real Synergy gives the history of the domain and identifies the current publication.