Editorial Policy

Our reader-first standard

yyyl.me publishes independent English guides about AI-assisted work, international platforms, digital products, and small online-business workflows. Each article must solve a defined reader problem, explain limits as well as benefits, and provide a practical next step.

Evidence and sourcing

Factual claims, platform rules, pricing, and reported income examples should be linked to a primary source, official documentation, a named report, or a clearly identified public case. We do not present estimates as guarantees. When evidence is incomplete, the article should say so.

AI assistance and human review

AI tools may support research, outlining, language editing, and production. They do not replace editorial responsibility. Before publication, we review the title, factual claims, links, examples, reader action, and policy risk. We do not publish copied material, fabricated tests, invented case studies, or content generated solely to target search queries.

Affiliate and commercial relationships

Commercial relationships, if any, must be disclosed clearly. A commercial relationship does not buy a favorable conclusion, and a recommendation must still state meaningful limitations and alternatives.

Corrections and removals

Readers can report errors through the contact page. We review substantive reports and correct, clarify, update, or remove content where appropriate. Old articles are periodically reviewed for accuracy, duplication, and continued usefulness.

Scope and reader responsibility

Content is educational and is not financial, legal, tax, or professional advice. Platform earnings and outcomes vary by skill, market, location, time, and compliance. Readers should make their own informed decisions.