@es_six , I'm going to officially submit an answer so that others can quickly glance at the solution. Here's a bullet summary of our comments.
* [link|https://www.ifixit.com/Info/Commercial_Link_Policy?_gl=1*zldcyd*_ga*NjY2MDE3NjYzLjE2OTgwMjAzNTk.*_ga_5ZXNWJ73GK*MTcwMTQ0ODgxNi4xMTUuMS4xNzAxNDQ5NTk0LjYwLjAuMA..&pk_vid=2dab224b9e55fed21701449751ae1843|iFixit Commercial-linking Policy|new_window=true]
** If iFixit sells the part, please link to it. Consumers can decide if they want to purchase the product.
** If iFixit doesn't sell the part, you can link to a third-party on a case-by-case basis.
*** Keep in mind that we are a global community. It's possible the third-party link isn't available to the people asking for it.
*** If we don't sell it, only link to reputable source that you trust. But don't just Google the part and link to whatever pops up (even if it looks good). It's better to provide a part number or an image of what it should look like and let the fixer do their own research.
*** If you have existing guides/wikis with unverified links, you should review them to make sure that they haven't succumb to link rot and that you haven't linked to an unverified vendor.
I think that about covers it! Thank you for asking this.
