content-integrity-guardlisted

# Content integrity Short skill, no nuance. Everything published under a real person's name must be true, and everything they corrected once must never come back. --- ## The four absolutes ### 1. Never invent a testimonial, review, or a person If only one of five reviews is publicly readable, **one review ships.** The other four slots stay empty until the owner pastes them. An invented testimonial is a fabricated statement attributed to a real named human. There is no framing — "placeholder", "sample", "we'll replace it later" — that makes it acceptable on a live page. ### 2. Never edit a real person's quote A genuine review contains the word "Bhai". The site has an English-only rule. **The quote stays verbatim**, because rewriting a sourced quote falsifies it. A style rule never outranks accuracy of attribution. Fix the style rule's scope, not the quote. (A *designer's* placeholder quote is not a sourced quote — that one can be rewritten freely. Know which you are holding.) ### 3. Never invent a number, a country, or a credential Real corrections from this project, each of which had been wrong in a draft: | Wrong | Right | |---|---| | 1,000+ / "thousands" mentored | **28+** | | 6+ years in trade | **4+ years** | | "Building Businesses Beyond Borders" | **_Prothom Container_** | | "Bishal" | **Vishal** | | "Confidence Cement" | **"Cement"** — no brand name anywhere | | Bengali text on the site | **English only** | An unresolved number goes to an open-questions f