What do you think of credit usage, Google Searching

[willstanford]

Sincerely, i need your precious advices and what is your point of view toward this problem?
My company is a technology company which helps low-dated users especially to users who are having problem with hardware of Android to have better experience with various applications. We all knew about the fact that low-dated device may be unaccessible to some applications.
But we are start-up company, we have bunch of articles to instruct user, but unfortunately to really get to the user, we have to meet Google requirements, one of those requires a credit name after every articles.

We are novices, our name means nothing. So we're intended to looking for a journalist or anyone who attains great reputation in technology to be named after our articles, of course, any articles named after him/her will be placed under her/him surveillance. We're still confused a lot

What do you think about this? Can you give me some advices on this?
Thank you.

 

[ocnbrze]

sorry, but i'm not sure i understand fully. what do you mean by "credit usage"? and also "low-dated device"?

 

[willstanford]

sorry, but i'm not sure i understand fully. what do you mean by "credit usage"? and also "low-dated device"?

"credit usage" is the fact that we want to make use of someone's credit. When you have attained certain amount of reputation, your voice will be greater valued and we want that value to help us.
"Low-dated device" means device that out dated sorry for the bad phrasing.

 

[mikedt]

"credit usage" is the fact that we want to make use of someone's credit. When you have attained certain amount of reputation, your voice will be greater valued and we want that value to help us.

Do you mean like credit scoring? From organisations like Experian, etc. Those are often used by banks when people are applying for loans.

"Low-dated device" means device that out dated sorry for the bad phrasing.

Do you mean low specced devices, like say some budget phones, or devices that are running older Android versions, that are out of support and no longer receive OS updates?

 

[svim]

I tend to agree with previous comments, you might get more 'traction' with your potential audience if you start adopting more well-known vocabulary and established terminology. This is nit-picking just a bit but the phrase 'low-dated' is a bit vague and using it to signify as some sort of category can be interpreted in different ways.

 

[Hadron]

Personally I'd think that anyone who has a reputation would want to have complete control over what is written in their name. In fact if I were them I'd want to write it myself.

If they let someone else write stuff and put their name to it they may find that they lose their reputation (both because the content is below their standard and because if people realise that they allow others to use their name that will undermine trust in them).

 

[willstanford]

Personally I'd think that anyone who has a reputation would want to have complete control over what is written in their name. In fact if I were them I'd want to write it myself.

If they let someone else write stuff and put their name to it they may find that they lose their reputation (both because the content is below their standard and because if people realise that they allow others to use their name that will undermine trust in them).

Can you have any advice for me to do this? Like how we could lay solid trust foundation for journalists