Editorial policy

Editorial policy

This policy explains how Lunar Letter develops public educational content and keeps symbolic interpretation separate from guaranteed factual or professional claims.

Our goal is useful, readable material that respects the source tradition, the reader's agency, and the limits of the method.

Writing and review standards

  • Answer a clear reader question rather than filling a keyword template
  • Use original language and avoid copying source text
  • Distinguish technical calculation, tradition, and interpretation
  • Avoid guaranteed outcomes, fear-based persuasion, fake expertise, and fake statistics
  • Include limitations and professional-advice boundaries where relevant
  • Review page structure, metadata, internal links, and accessibility before publication

Corrections and updates

Each education page carries an updated date. Substantive changes to technical methods, product functionality, policy, or interpretation are incorporated into the source material and published through the normal review process.

Readers can report a factual, technical, accessibility, or linking error to support@lunarletters.net. Corrections are evaluated against the source material and the visible page rather than silently dismissed.

Quality controls

Before publication, pages are checked for factual consistency, clear distinctions between calculation and interpretation, working links, readable structure, and appropriate safety boundaries.

Personal interpretations are presented as reflective possibilities rather than licensed professional opinions. Private data handling is described in the Privacy Policy.

Cultural and interpretive care

Astrology, tarot, and Bazi have distinct histories and methods. We avoid flattening them into interchangeable claims and retain important technical terms when translation would remove meaning.

Bazi content includes Chinese terms where useful and clearly states that the practice is traditional and symbolic rather than scientifically proven.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Who writes Lunar Letter content?

Content is published under the Lunar Letter Editorial name. The site does not claim certified astrologers, therapists, or other credentials that it has not verified.

How are corrections requested?

Email support@lunarletters.net with the URL, the statement in question, and relevant context.

Are symbolic interpretations presented as facts?

No. Technical calculations can be factual outputs of a stated method; interpretations are framed as reflective possibilities.

How often is content updated?

Pages are updated when source data, functionality, legal context, or editorial quality requires a change.