About International Tech Resource

International Tech Resource exists to out-curate broad search engines for readers who care about technology, science, repair, computing, sustainability, and responsible use.

Editorial Standards

• Usefulness comes before volume.
• Sources matter. Primary sources, original reporting, official documentation, and credible research get priority.
• Commercial material must be labeled and must still earn inclusion.
• Aggregation means linking and adding context, not copying articles.
• Permanent resources should be revised when better information appears.

Source review

Every curated item should carry the correct source name, publication type when it matters, date, link, and a short reason it belongs. Research, comment, opinion, policy guidance, and vendor writing should not be blurred together. Secondary stories should be traced upstream before publication, especially when the easiest article is paywalled.

What earns placement

A story or resource earns placement when it helps a reader understand a change, make a better decision, repair or maintain technology, reduce risk, learn a foundation, or see how technology affects real life.

What gets rejected

• Thin rewrites of other reporting.
• Unlabeled sponsorships or undisclosed commercial pitches.
• Pure hype without evidence.
• Security or health claims without credible sourcing.
• Content that is only present because it might rank.