Editorial Policy

1. Why this page exists

SaveFBS publishes practical help content for people using a public Facebook video downloader. This page explains how we keep guides, tool pages, and trust pages useful instead of turning them into repeated keyword text.

2. How we write

We aim for plain language, direct examples, and honest limits. When a tool may fail because a link is private, restricted, expired, removed, copied from the wrong screen, or unavailable from the source, we say so.

We avoid fake reviews, fake usage numbers, fake ratings, broad private-video claims, and promises like guaranteed HD or guaranteed MP3 conversion.

3. How claims are checked

Tool claims should match what SaveFBS actually supports. If an option depends on what Facebook or an upstream processor returns, the page should say that. If a feature is partial, experimental, or not guaranteed, the wording should make that clear.

4. How we update pages

We revise key pages when the product changes, when repeated user questions expose a gap, when a guide becomes outdated, or when a page reads too thin. Important pages show practical troubleshooting rather than recycled copy.

5. Corrections

If a page overstates a feature, misses an important limitation, or uses unclear wording, users can report it through the contact page. Corrections should make the content more accurate, not just longer.

6. Independence

SaveFBS is independent and is not affiliated with Facebook or Meta. Editorial content is written to help users understand SaveFBS, public-link limits, and responsible use.