Editorial policy — how AI helps and who checks

Facts first, words second

Every guide starts from facts our own code produces: the relation between two Day Masters (stem combinations, the generating and controlling cycles, polarity), the element tags of a recipe, its real ingredients and steps, or the coordinates of a route. An AI model (currently Google Gemini or Zhipu GLM) then drafts the text around those facts.

A person checks every page

Drafts go into a review queue in batches of ten. A person reads each one, fixes it or rejects it. Nothing is public before it is approved: drafts are not linked, not in the sitemap and return "not found" to everyone else. If a published page is edited, it goes back to the queue.

Labels and dates

Each guide shows "Written with AI help · checked by a person", the date it was published and the date it was last updated. Travel guides also list the facts you should check yourself (opening hours, prices, rules), because those change.

What we do not write

No promises about health, money or love. No claims that a food treats an illness. Interpretations are framed as tradition, not prediction. Our AI tools are checked automatically for invented stems and for certainty, medical or money claims, and rewritten when they fail.

Advertising

The site may show ads, clearly separated from the content and never placed over a tool result. Advertisers have no say in what we write. We do not accept paid placements in guides.

Corrections

Found a mistake? Tell us on the contact page. We fix errors and update the date shown on the page.

Last updated 2026-10-05