Trust and transparency
Editorial Policy
This policy explains how tool descriptions, formulas, instructions, guides, and supporting educational content are prepared and maintained.
Last reviewed June 22, 2026
People-first usefulness
Content is created to help users complete a specific task, understand the required inputs, and interpret the result. Pages should not be expanded solely to reach a target word count.
Titles and headings are expected to describe the actual page without exaggerated promises.
Tool pages should include practical examples, limitations, and common mistakes where those details materially help a user avoid a wrong result.
Review and automated assistance
Documentation may be drafted with automated assistance. Before publication, it is reviewed for relevance, clarity, internal-link accuracy, visible/schema consistency, and obvious factual errors.
Automated assistance is not presented as professional medical, legal, or financial expertise.
Repeated generic text is avoided where a tool needs specific instructions. Pages are revised when template language does not explain the selected utility well enough.
High-impact topics
Health and financial calculators provide educational estimates. They include formulas or methodology where practical and should include clear limitations and professional-advice disclaimers.
When an authoritative external reference materially supports a formula or claim, the page or methodology documentation should identify that source.
The site does not encourage users to make medical, tax, investment, loan, legal, or safety decisions from a calculator result alone.
Updates
Pages are updated when tools, formulas, browser support, or source guidance materially changes. Dates should not be changed merely to make unchanged content appear new.
Corrections may update the tool implementation, visible page copy, structured data, sitemap entries, or methodology notes depending on where the issue appears.