Practical guides
Guides to the work that happens around reviews. Asking without breaking a rule you did not know existed, answering the ones that arrive, and putting them where they do some good. Every rule here is quoted from the policy page of the platform that enforces it, with the day we read it. Every instruction is ours, and is marked as ours.
How these guides are written
Every rule is quoted from the policy page of the platform that enforces it, with the date we read it. Where the platforms disagree with each other — and on whether you may ask for a review at all, they flatly do — the guide says so instead of picking one answer and hiding the rest.
Instructions are ours and carry no source. They are set as numbered steps precisely so that nobody mistakes our advice for somebody's published policy.
We make review software. Where a guide touches what our own product does, that is stated inside the guide, next to the rule it is being measured against, not in small type at the bottom.
Each guide is written for the person doing the work, whether that is the owner of one shop or an agency running it for forty clients. What an agency can automate is the last section, not the whole page.