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'why we didn't pick' framing","Strengthen vs reference: our pick archetypes lack clear visual hierarchy or standardized naming convention (e.g., 'best overall' vs. 'best budget' vs. 'best for X use case') that maps to reader decision trees","Strengthen vs reference: our article front-loads the quick answer without establishing why our opinion merits trust through credential framing and methodology preview","Verify/correct fact: our cited 2023 Veterinary Surgery Journal review requires verification—assistive mobility device studies in feline-specific contexts are sparse and the 34% adherence claim may misrepresent cross-species data","Verify/correct fact: our frame flex measurements (2mm deflection, 5mm at overload) lack testing protocol documentation, equipment calibration, or third-party validation that would substantiate precision claims","Verify/correct fact: our 23% Persian/Maine Coon mix statistic for bolt-snagging appears derived from internal testing but lacks sample size, 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