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Who writes them.
Every guide is signed by Alessandra De Luca, owner of Aleryc Digital Studio, with the date of the last update. She chooses the topics, checks the facts and is responsible for what is written.
Which sources.
- Primary sources first: laws and decrees from the Italian Official Gazette and Normattiva, official documentation from Google and other platforms, ISTAT and Eurostat data, peer-reviewed academic research.
- Every number with its year and source: when a figure comes from a foreign survey or from a company that sells tools, we say so.
- Short, faithful quotes: sentences taken from official documents are given in quotation marks, with a link to the source.
What we don’t do.
- We don’t make up cases, clients, reviews or numbers.
- We don’t promise results nobody can guarantee, such as first place on Google.
- We don’t write for search engines by repeating keywords: we write for readers.
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Updates and corrections.
We review the guides when laws, rules or tools change. The “Updated” date changes only when the text changes substantially, never to look more recent. If you find a mistake or outdated information, write to info@aleryc.com: we’ll check it and correct it.
And artificial intelligence?
We may use it as support, but every guide is reviewed, checked and signed by a person who takes responsibility for it. We explain this on the page How we use artificial intelligence.