How we review

A guide should survive more than a grammar check.

Our review framework is designed to catch unsafe advice, bad diagnostic order, unsupported claims and instructions that are technically correct but unrealistic for normal RV owners.

STEP 1

Intent check

Does the guide actually answer the owner's problem and likely search intent?

STEP 2

Technical research

Are key claims and procedures grounded in appropriate source material?

STEP 3

Safety review

Are owner-safe checks separated from qualified-tech work?

STEP 4

Editorial QA

Is the guide readable, ordered well, internally linked and ready to publish?

What gets checked

Our minimum review criteria

Diagnostic orderEasy and inexpensive checks appear before invasive or replacement-heavy steps.

Safety boundaries120V, propane, structural and other higher-risk work is clearly identified.

Source qualityTechnical details are traceable to appropriate documentation or expert review.

Language clarityThe guide avoids unexplained jargon and ambiguous instructions.

Internal consistencyTables, steps, FAQs and summary advice do not contradict one another.

Update readinessModel-specific or time-sensitive information can be revised without rebuilding the article.

Important: A reviewer badge should only appear when a real reviewer has actually reviewed the content. Prototype names used during design should never ship to production.