This policy applies to Framewell tools and guides. Pages should state their inputs, outputs, method, and material limits without claiming media tests or certifications that were not performed.
Tool descriptions
Frame export is described as a browser seek and canvas capture. Video inspection is limited to browser-reported properties. Clip export is described as a MediaRecorder capture of playback, with its real-time and compatibility constraints. Calculators identify their assumptions and do not present estimates as guarantees.
Reviewing changes
When tool code changes, maintenance review should compare page instructions, controls, browser APIs, outputs, privacy descriptions, and failure messages with the changed code. Framewell does not claim exhaustive cross-device or codec testing, independent laboratory validation, or third-party certification. An update date records a page revision and does not mean every device was tested.
Guides and corrections
Guides should directly explain a Framewell task or a video decision needed to use it. External platform and codec requirements can change; link to the current primary source when a specific requirement matters.
Send correction reports to uuioo1685@gmail.com with the page URL, the statement to review, and a source or example. Do not send private video as evidence unless there is a separate, appropriate reason.
Advertising and assistance
Advertisements are separate from tool results and editorial claims. Code and editorial drafts may be prepared with software assistance; the site operator remains responsible for checking published methods against the actual code. Framewell does not invent expert reviewers or claim credentials it does not have.