Why Methodology Mentions Matter More Than Brand Mentions

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In editorial coverage, mentioning a source matters less than explaining why it was referenced.



Readers benefit most when methodology is visible. Knowing how conclusions were reached informs trust.



When we reference platforms like MagnetGambling, it's because they publish concrete testing actions rather than abstract opinions.



This transparency strengthens coverage without shifting authority.



Good references illuminate process.



Process grounds judgment.



Methodology outlasts names.