Our method

Here is how Bagage de Court chooses its topics, checks its facts against their sources, and corrects its mistakes.

Verify before publishing

Every piece of data, whether a figure, a rule, or a trend, is tied to a source that anyone can access, along with its date. Without a source, it stays off the site.

Before anything is published, each claim is compared with what its source actually says. It is removed if the source does not confirm it, if the source no longer responds, or if the source turns out to be commercial.

Last check of the site's facts: October 13, 2026.

Each article page names its sources, with their type and the date they were checked.

An independent approach

No content is paid for by a third party, commissioned, or reviewed by a brand before publication. Outside links are not affiliate links: they point to sources or to useful pages. No fabricated reviews or testimonials. No imaginary authors: the texts are signed by the site's editorial team.

When an error is found

When a source changes or an error is spotted, the fact concerned is corrected, or removed if it is no longer confirmed, and then every page that uses it is redone, with a new update date. Nothing is redated without a real change, and never to a date earlier than publication.

The site offers no form and no contact address: the publisher remains anonymous, and the site collects no data about its readers. Corrections therefore start from the sources. Illegal content should be reported to the host (see the legal notice).

How we choose topics

Each topic starts from a concrete question tied to the theme of the site (pickleball carrying bags and accessories). These are the questions most often asked when people search on the subject. The answers come from recognized sources, named every time. No article is requested or paid for by a brand.

The sources we use

Sources are chosen in order of reliability:

1. sports or professional federations, public institutions, laws and regulations;
2. published studies and independent tests;
3. recognized news media, national or specialized;
4. a manufacturer, only for its own products, on a page that sells nothing.

No shops, no marketplaces, no price comparison sites: a seller is not a source.

Currently, the sources cited by the site include 13 official or institutional sources and 9 press articles.