Editorial method

This page explains how Poteaux Pliants selects what it covers, checks what it publishes and then corrects its errors.

The hierarchy of sources

Sources are chosen in this order of preference:

1. sports or professional federations, official and institutional bodies, regulatory texts;
2. scientific publications and independent laboratories;
3. recognized news media, general or specialized;
4. a manufacturer's documentation, for its own product only, on a page that sells nothing.

No shop, no marketplace, no price comparison site: whoever sells is not a source.

To date, the sources cited by the site comprise: 3 official or institutional sources, 5 press sources.

Where topics come from

Each topic starts from a specific question tied to the theme of the site (portable pickleball nets). These are the questions most often asked when searching on the subject. The answers rely on material drawn from solid sources, which each article cites. No article is imposed or funded by a brand.

Correcting an error

When a source is updated or an error is spotted, the fact concerned is corrected, or removed for lack of confirmation, and every page affected is revised, update date included. Nothing is redated without a change to the text; never a date earlier than publication.

This site has neither a form nor a contact address: the publisher is anonymous, and the site collects no data on its readers. Corrections therefore come from the sources themselves. Unlawful content is reported to the host: the legal notice explains how.

Independence

No content is paid for by a third party, nor commissioned or approved by a company. External links are not affiliated: they point to sources or to pages useful to the reader. No fake reviews, no friendly testimonials. No fictional author: articles are signed by the editorial team.

Verification

Every verifiable figure or regulatory point is tied to a public, dated source. Without a source, nothing is published.

Before publication, each fact is compared with the text of its source. It is discarded if the source does not confirm it, if the source has become unreachable or if it is a shop.

Last verification of the published facts: October 18, 2026.

Each article page lists its sources with their nature and the date they were checked.