The promise behind the site
Before you trust a word elsewhere on deskgearhub.com, it is fair to know how those words get made. That is the entire purpose of this page.
Standards
How Desk Gear Hub chooses topics, checks claims, names writers, dates articles and handles corrections and commercial links.
Before you trust a word elsewhere on deskgearhub.com, it is fair to know how those words get made. That is the entire purpose of this page.
The date you see is real. A tidy up of wording leaves it alone; only a change to what the piece recommends moves the modified date, along with a note saying so.
Nothing is published anonymously. A name on a page means somebody can be asked about it later, and that is the only accountability a small site has.
Hollis Brandt, Ergonomics editor. Hollis spent nine years fitting office furniture for companies that bought expensive chairs and then set them up wrong. He carries a tape measure everywhere and trusts it more than reviews.
Priya Lindqvist, Desk setups writer. Priya rearranges her desk every quarter and documents each version with photos and a list of what annoyed her. She writes about small rooms, shared desks and cheap fixes.
Owen Takahara, Games and peripherals writer. Owen plays PC games most nights and has worn the legends off four keyboards. He writes about how gear and setup change long online game sessions.
Yes, some outbound links pay. What they pay for is the hosting bill, not the wording of the assessment sitting next to them.
We have never taken a criticism down because somebody asked, and the asking tends to tell readers more than the original complaint did.
Topics come from three places: reader mail, our own notes, and gaps we notice while reading what else is published. Nothing gets written because a keyword tool suggested it.
Send the page and the problem to info@deskgearhub.com. Typos are fixed silently. Facts are fixed quickly. Conclusions that turn out to be wrong are corrected in the open, with a note saying what we previously said.