Our scope
The Link Journal publishes practical material about short URLs, QR codes, link organization, audience measurements, and the way our product works. A guide should help someone make a better decision or complete a real task, rather than repeat a keyword or promise an outcome we cannot measure.
Original writing and examples
The writing and visual illustrations prepared for this website are original to the project. Our examples explain common situations, such as sharing a lesson or printing a menu; they are not customer testimonials or claims about another organization. Example aliases and illustrated dashboard figures are labeled as examples rather than presented as live service statistics.
We do not publish scraped articles, copy third-party photographs, or use another company’s logo to suggest an endorsement. When a feature relies on an open-source tool or font, its license and attribution are listed on our Credits page.
Accuracy and product changes
Product guides should describe what the application actually does. We distinguish journey starts from completed visits, estimates from confirmed payments, and an interaction check from a security scan. Features and limits can change, so your current workspace and the published plan details are the source for current account limits.
An article’s publication and update dates are included on its page. The editor can revise content, keep a draft private, or withdraw a published story. Content must be reviewed by the site operator before advertising is enabled for an article.
Advertising does not create a destination requirement
A reader can use a guide without clicking an advertisement. Ads, when configured and permitted by the consent settings, are labeled as advertisements. We do not disguise ads as download links, menu items, or buttons that advance a short-link journey.
The four-step redirect pages, account screens, checkout, payment records, and administration pages do not contain Google advertising. Optional publisher reward credits and Google display advertising cannot be enabled together in the application.
Corrections and feedback
If a guide is unclear or inaccurate, send us the article URL, the section in question, and the correction or evidence you think would improve it. We welcome concrete examples and will investigate relevant reports through the support inbox. For a copyright concern, use the Copyright & takedowns page so the operator has the information needed to review it.
Contact the editorial team or browse The Link Journal.