Every page must answer a real reader question and carry facts of its own. We disclose automation, exclude medical and financial claims, and never rewrite a past forecast.
People-first purpose
Each page must answer a defined reader question and add context beyond a generated summary. A sign guide carries dates, element and ruler; a house page carries its natural sign and ruling planet; a weekly reading is dated and archived. We do not create pages merely to capture close keyword variations, impersonate expertise, or exploit another site's ranking signals.
Source and automation rules
- Source collection is research only. We do not spin, stitch, or lightly paraphrase competing horoscopes.
- Automated drafts must pass duplication, claim, structure, and usefulness checks.
- Images generated with AI are treated as editorial illustration and never as evidence.
- Medical, legal, financial, and crisis claims are excluded from horoscopes.
Authorship and review
What every review checks
- Dates and astronomical language.
- Internal consistency across linked pages.
- Accessibility of headings, links, and images.
- Whether symbolic claims are clearly framed as symbolic.
Reference pages identify the Editorial Desk because they are maintained as a shared product. We do not invent credentials or fake personal experience. The review process checks dates, astronomical language, internal consistency, accessibility, and whether symbolic statements are clearly framed.
Corrections and updates
Factual errors are corrected promptly through our contact page. A substantial editorial revision updates the modification date. Forecast archives are never rewritten to appear prescient - past editions stay exactly as published, which is why every sign keeps a dated weekly archive.
Advertising and links
Future sponsorships or affiliate relationships must be disclosed at the point of use. Paid links must use appropriate sponsored attributes and never influence editorial conclusions.