Fact-checking

This page describes the rules by which Fibre Tressée selects its topics, checks its information, and then corrects its errors.

When an error is found

When a source is updated or an error is spotted, the point in question is corrected, or removed if it cannot be confirmed, and each page concerned is revised, with a new update date. No page is redated without a real change, and never to a date earlier than its publication.

The site offers neither a form nor a contact address: the publisher does not disclose their identity, and the site collects no data about its readers. Corrections therefore come from what the sources say, not from messages received. Content that appears unlawful should be reported to the host: the legal notice explains how.

Where topics come from

Each topic starts from a concrete question on the site's theme (T700 carbon rackets). These are the questions that come up repeatedly in searches. The answers rely on elements drawn from solid sources, which each article cites. No topic covered is requested or paid for by a company.

The sources used

Sources are chosen in this order:

1. sports or professional federations, government bodies and institutes, regulatory texts;
2. academic or clinical studies and independent tests;
3. recognized news media;
4. a manufacturer, only for its own products, on a page that sells nothing.

No online store, no marketplace, and no retailer's buying guide.

To date, the site's references include: 4 official or institutional sources, 3 press titles, 3 manufacturer documentation sets.

Independence

No article is paid for by a third party, commissioned by a brand, or reviewed by one before publication. Outbound links are not affiliate links: they lead to the sources or to pages useful to the reader. No fake reviews and no staged testimonials. No fake authors: the texts are signed by the site's editorial team.

Fact-checking

Each piece of data, whether a figure, a rule, or a trend, is tied to a source that is accessible to everyone and dated. Without a source, nothing is published.

Before publication, each fact is checked against the text of its source. It is removed if its source does not confirm it, if the source no longer responds, or if the source proves to be commercial.

Last check of all facts: October 13, 2026.

Each article lists its sources and states, at the end of the text, when its facts were verified.