Editorial Policy
This page explains how the guides on AmorKind are produced, reviewed, and corrected. We publish it because trust in relationship content has to be earned in the open — especially in an era when it is easy to mass-produce articles nobody stands behind.
How a guide gets made
- Start from a real question. Every page exists because people actually ask its question at a specific, recognizable moment. We choose topics from what people search for and what the app's own reflection themes raise — not from what would fill a publishing calendar.
- Answer it directly. Each guide opens with a direct, usable answer, then supports it with reasoning, concrete examples, and clear limits on what the answer can and cannot tell you.
- Draft with assistance, finish by hand. We use writing tools during drafting, and every published page is reviewed and edited by a human editor before it goes live. Assisted drafting never excuses a page from our quality rules; when we find weak or generic passages, they are rewritten or cut.
- Original value is the bar. A page must add something a generic article does not: an original framework, word-for-word real conversations, decision tools, or checklists you can act on. Pages that only restate what a hundred other sites say get upgraded or removed rather than left up.
- Structural and factual checks. Before publishing, pages pass automated checks for metadata, links, schema consistency, and mobile layout, and a human re-read for tone and accuracy.
What we will not publish
- Scores, compatibility percentages, or predictions presented as measurements.
- Advice that treats controlling behavior as a boundary, or that helps one person override another person's choices.
- Claims about therapy, diagnosis, or medical outcomes that we cannot support.
- Content produced to game search results rather than to answer the question it ranks for.
Corrections and updates
Content is reviewed when the underlying topic changes, when readers flag problems, and on a regular audit cycle. Factual corrections are made as soon as practical. If you spot an error, email hello@amorkind.com with the page link — corrections are treated as priority work.
Honest limits
AmorKind content is educational self-reflection material. It is not therapy, diagnosis, or legal advice, and it cannot know your situation. Where a topic touches safety or mental health, our pages say so and point to real help.