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SubHub Blog comparisons are structured documents. They are not crowd ratings. A score exists only when an editor enters a value and, where possible, a source.

What we will not invent

Prices, user counts, uptime percentages, “number one in Nigeria” claims, API availability, and partnership badges.

What a published comparison must include

  • Named entities
  • Criteria with weights
  • A methodology section
  • A last-updated date
  • Empty or “not verified” cells where evidence is missing

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