The maker is the product; the pages around it exist to help the person making a calendar, and their value is that what they say is true on the day it was written and says when that was.
Prices, rules and dates
A price is printed only if someone on the team read it on the vendor’s page, with the store or country and the date. Rules are quoted or closely paraphrased from the official page and dated. Pages are re-checked before each season; a figure found out of date is corrected on the page, with the date of the correction.
The byline and AI assistance
Robin Hale is the editorial byline of the AdventMyFriend team at Webhaus LLC, not the legal name of a single person. Pages are drafted with the help of AI research and writing tools, from research notes that record each source, and every page is checked by a person against its sources before publication. The team has no first-hand stories to tell about any product and does not invent them.
What the pages do not do
They do not recommend a competitor’s product or rank the tools; the one comparison page lays the routes side by side from each tool’s own page and states this maker’s limits too. They do not promise that a YouTube video plays without ads, because the ads belong to YouTube. They do not give legal or tax advice; the pages on school rules and employer gift thresholds report what the official pages say and tell readers where to ask. They do not address children as readers; the pages about children are written for parents and teachers.
Advertising and affiliate links
Advertising and affiliate links are disclosed on the affiliate disclosure page. They do not influence what a page says about a product, and they never appear inside a calendar.
Corrections
Report an error through the contact page, naming the page and the line. Corrections are made on the page and dated.