Editorial Policy & Disclosure
Here is how we research, test, maintain, and fund content on Mr.PlanB. We aim to publish accurate, actionable infrastructure knowledge that works when you execute it.
Publisher identity
Publisher: Mr.PlanB
Contact: contact@mrplanb.com
Website: www.mrplanb.com
How we build & test content
- Hands-on verification: Code snippets, CLI commands, and deployment scripts are verified against actual systems (Proxmox VE, Debian/Linux kernels, Kubernetes clusters, and cloud APIs) before publication.
- Operational grounding: Articles focus on real constraints such as downtime windows, licensing traps, failure modes, and recovery trade-offs, instead of theoretical ideals.
- Regular maintenance: Infrastructure moves fast. When upstream releases (like PVE major versions or kernel updates) alter commands or compatibility, we update existing guides accordingly.
Originality & research standards
We never publish scraped documentation or synthetic content farms. When we review third-party tools or analyze community discussions, we add genuine technical context, architectural analysis, and firsthand operational commentary.
AI tooling & human editorial review
We may use AI tooling for initial drafting, style consistency, and formatting. However, all architectural claims, technical commands, configuration syntax, and final publication reviews are strictly verified and approved by human engineers.
Monetization & sponsorship disclosures
- This site is supported in part by standard web advertising, including Google AdSense.
- Any sponsored review or paid partner content will be clearly and prominently labeled at the top of the page.
- Our technical verdicts and recommendations cannot be purchased. We evaluate software purely on merit and operational reliability.
Corrections & feedback
Found a bug in a script or an outdated flag in a config snippet? We take accuracy seriously and patch errors quickly. Send details to contact@mrplanb.com or drop a note via our contact page.