Editorial policy
How Truth About You writes and reviews self-check content.
Truth About You publishes educational self-check quizzes for private reflection. Editorial decisions are designed to keep the content clear, cautious, cited where relevant, and separate from clinical diagnosis.
Answer first
What is the editorial standard?
Every quiz should answer one practical self-reflection question, explain its limits, avoid diagnostic claims, link to methodology, and keep paid-result promises consistent with the product users actually receive.
What we publish
Truth About You publishes short self-check quizzes, result explanations, methodology notes, support information, privacy guidance, FAQ answers, and payment/recovery copy.
The content is written for adults who want structured reflection language. It is not written as medical advice, legal advice, emergency support, or a substitute for a qualified professional.
Editorial workflow
- Define the user question and the boundaries of the topic.
- Map the quiz to practical dimensions and answer options.
- Write result copy that explains patterns without labelling the user.
- Check the copy against methodology, privacy, payment, and support pages.
- Review limitations, source links, and no-diagnosis language before publication.
Sources and citations
When a topic has established research context, sources are listed on theMethodology page and in relevant result trust blocks. Sources are used to frame topic boundaries and limitations, not to claim that Truth About You reproduces validated clinical instruments.
Unsourced statements should remain plain-language product or support guidance. Claims about diagnosis, treatment, crisis risk, or clinical validity are avoided unless the page explicitly says the product does not provide those services.
Corrections and updates
Content may be corrected when wording is unclear, a link breaks, a source is outdated, a product rule changes, or a safety/privacy limitation needs to be clearer. Meaningful content updates change the page metadata date and sitemap lastmod value.
To request a correction, contact support with the page URL, the exact wording, and the concern.