3 November: a press page that says what each mention is

ZeroLog now has a press page at /press (German: /de/press). It lists where ZeroLog is mentioned and says plainly what each item is: one interview with the operator at Let’s Data Science, and four listings in tool directories that we filed ourselves. The interview is not an independent test, and the listings are not press.

Around the page we changed a few things so that search engines and AI assistants read the same story as people do:

• The start-page footer links to the press page and to the interview.
• The structured data on the site now names the operator as founder, lists our public profiles, and refers to the interview as an article about ZeroLog.
• llms.txt has a short section on press and directory listings, and a clearer description of what ZeroLog is.
• The credit tiers no longer mention a monthly amount, because credit is prepaid.
• The status page is no longer in the sitemap.

A second review of this change, run by an AI agent on the operator’s behalf, found a few things to fix, and they are fixed. The interview title is now quoted exactly as in the original. A heading in llms.txt called the interview and our own listings “independent mentions”; it now reads “Press and directory listings”. One sentence there now says the statements are by the operator. A duplicate description paragraph is gone. The newsroom label for the press link now says “Press and listings”.

Two checks came back clean. An accessibility scan of both language versions of the press page found no violations. The sitemap review had flagged German article addresses, but those pages are fully translated and point to themselves as canonical, so they stay in the sitemap, and a test already keeps it that way.

Nothing changes in how you use ZeroLog, and no action is needed.