Human-reviewed. Clear about the basis.

A useful personal story, qualified expertise, and research evidence can all belong here. They are not the same thing, so we label them differently.

What every published resource needs

An original summary; fit guidance; cost, time, energy, and accessibility details; perspective and evidence explanation; commercial disclosure; and first, last, and next review dates.

What evidence labels mean

Lived experience means personal or community knowledge. Expert-informed means a relevant qualified professional contributed. Evidence-informed means a resource points to credible research or established guidance. Strong evidence is reserved for close alignment with systematic reviews, consensus statements, or established clinical guidance.

Medical information gets more scrutiny

Resources making medical or treatment claims require supporting sources and elevated editorial review. AuDHD Stuff does not diagnose, prescribe, or provide personalized medical advice.

What does not influence organic ranking

Affiliate relationships, sponsorship, listing ownership, likes, follower count, bestseller status, and popularity do not improve a resource’s organic rank.

Seed-data note

This development slice intentionally displays records marked as demo seed data. Before production publication, an editor must verify the primary URL, factual metadata, disclosure state, accessibility information, and review record.