Editorial Method
Last revised October 21, 2026
Where Topics Come From
Every topic starts with a concrete question from a player about the dink. That question keeps coming up in searches: that's the signal that counts. No topic is commissioned. No brand, no advertiser pays to be covered.
Every Data Point Has Its Source
A figure, a rule, a trend: everything must be tied to a dated public source. No source, no publication. Each article lists its sources at the bottom of the page. You can see them, and you can open them.
Sources are ranked in this order:
- federations, official bodies, and regulatory texts;
- studies published by independent labs;
- the recognized press;
- as a last resort, a manufacturer's documentation, and only to describe its own product, never to praise its merits.
If the page holding the information is trying to sell you something, it doesn't serve as a source. La Cuisine en Douceur is not a shop, a marketplace, or a commercial buying guide.
Verification Before Publication
Before publishing, we check each fact against the text of its source. If the source doesn't confirm it, the fact is cut. It's also cut when the source no longer responds or reveals a commercial interest. Each article states, at the end, how and when its facts were checked.
Date of the last fact check: October 13, 2026.
Correcting Without Covering Up
A source changes? An error is spotted? The fact is corrected or removed. Any page touched is redone and gets a new update date. Conversely, no page is re-dated without a real change, and no date is pushed back to look older.
Why There's No Form or Contact Address
The publisher is anonymous and La Cuisine en Douceur collects nothing about its readers. So there's no form and no contact address. Corrections come from tracking sources, not from messages received. Illegal content is reported to the host: its contact details are in the legal notice (Legal Information).
What You'll Never Find
- No sponsored or commissioned content, and nothing reviewed by a brand before publication.
- No affiliate links: outbound links lead to sources or to pages useful to you.
- No fake reviews, no invented testimonials.
- No imaginary authors: the texts are signed by the site's editorial team.