Editorial Policy

Who writes

Content is published by the AdsInfra Editorial Team. That is an organizational byline, not a pen name for one person. It covers the people and tooling that research a topic, draft it, check it against sources, and publish it.

The Editorial Team is not a platform representative and does not speak for Meta, TikTok, or Google. It has no visibility into any individual account decision.

Who reviews

A named reviewer credit appears only on content a subject-matter reviewer has actually read. Pages without that credit have passed the sourcing checks but carry no personal attestation.

A review checks four things:

• Every factual claim maps to an official platform source.
• No review timelines, no recovery or success figures, and no promised outcomes.
• Entity distinctions are correct, such as ad account against business portfolio, and page-level against ad-level enforcement.
• The call to action describes what a conversation is, and does not read as a promise about a platform decision.

Reviewed pages carry the line: Written by the AdsInfra Editorial Team, reviewed by Ismael Diaby, Advertising Infrastructure Specialist. More about the team.

Sourcing standard

Platform behavior is cited only to official platform documentation: the Meta Help Center, the Meta Transparency Center and Meta developer documentation; the TikTok Business Help Center; and Google Ads Help and Google advertising policy pages.

Official means the platform publishes it on its own domain and owns the words. A third-party post that happens to be hosted on an official domain is not official. Sources are recorded on the page with an evidence type, and only sources marked official support a claim about how a platform behaves. Claims that no official source supports are removed rather than softened, and a linter blocks timelines, rates, and promised outcomes before a page can deploy.

Where a platform does not publish a threshold, a timeline, or an outcome, the page says so instead of estimating. The platform, not AdsInfra, controls review outcomes.

What we will not publish

• Promised outcomes. No provider can guarantee what a platform decides.
• Review or appeal timelines the platform does not publish.
• Recovery, approval, or success figures of any kind.
• Advice for evading enforcement, replacing assets to bypass a decision, or working around a platform review.
• Sponsored or affiliate placements without disclosure.

Corrections

When a factual error is reported or found, the claim is corrected or removed, the page modification date is restamped, and a note records what changed. Platform documentation changes often, so a page can be accurate when written and wrong later. Report an error through the specialist line.

Disclosure

AdsInfra is a discovery and qualification funnel for agency ad account infrastructure. Content is written to be useful whether or not a reader ever contacts us, and no page is written to favor a paying party.

AI assistance

Drafts may be machine-assisted. Every claim still passes the sourcing gate and human review before publication.