Reviewer policy
How self-check content is reviewed before publication.
Truth About You uses editorial review to keep quiz language careful, non-diagnostic, privacy-aware, and consistent with the product users pay for.
Answer first
Who reviews the content?
Content is reviewed by the Truth About You editorial reviewer role for clarity, methodology fit, source use, limitation wording, privacy consistency, and paid result accuracy. The review is editorial and educational, not clinical approval.
Reviewer attribution
Structured data identifies the reviewer role asTruth About You Editorial Reviewer. This attribution exists to make the review process machine-readable and transparent without implying that the quizzes are clinical assessments.
The reviewer role is responsible for editorial quality, source context, limitation language, user safety wording, and consistency across About, Methodology, FAQ, Support, Terms, and quiz pages.
Review checklist
- Does the quiz ask one clear reflection question?
- Are answer options understandable and non-leading?
- Does result copy explain tendencies instead of labelling the user?
- Are limitations visible before users pay?
- Are research references used as context rather than proof of diagnosis?
- Do privacy, payment, recovery, and support statements match implementation?
What review does not mean
Review does not mean the quizzes are validated diagnostic tools, clinical screening instruments, professional advice, or emergency risk assessments. It also does not mean the content can account for every personal, cultural, medical, or relationship context.
Requesting review or correction
If a quiz, result, or trust page appears unclear, overstated, out of date, or inconsistent with a source, send the page URL and exact text to support.