This policy explains the standards applied to content published on Alina Lakatos.
Scope and Purpose
We cover astrology, horoscopes, zodiac signs, mythology, and spiritual traditions. Our content is intended for information, cultural exploration, entertainment, and personal reflection.
Belief, Interpretation, and Evidence
Astrological readings and spiritual practices must be identified as interpretations or beliefs. They must not be presented as scientifically proven predictions, guaranteed outcomes, or established explanations of a person’s health, finances, or behavior.
We distinguish historical evidence from religious narratives, folklore, and modern interpretations. Where traditions differ or evidence is uncertain, the article should explain those limitations.
Accuracy and Sources
Verifiable claims should be checked against suitable sources. Depending on the subject, these may include original texts, academic publications, museum collections, reference works, official records, and attributable interviews.
Quotations must reflect the source accurately. Translations, paraphrases, and interpretive readings should be identified when that distinction matters.
Dates, astronomical events, and historical details require particular care. Articles about a specific day or period must clearly identify the relevant date.
Headlines and Presentation
Headlines, summaries, and images should accurately represent the article. We avoid guaranteed predictions, unsupported urgency, and claims that a zodiac sign determines a person’s character or future.
Images used as illustrations must not be presented as documentary evidence. Credits and descriptions should identify their source and illustrative nature where relevant.
Authorship and Accountability
Authors and contributors must not claim unverified credentials. Pen names, fictional personas, and collective editorial identities must be disclosed in the relevant profile.
Responsibility for published material remains with the website’s identified operator and editorial representative.
Artificial Intelligence and Editorial Tools
If automated or generative tools assist with research, drafting, translation, or illustrations, their output must be checked before publication. These tools must not be used to invent sources, quotations, biographies, or qualifications.
Synthetic images must not be represented as photographs documenting real events. Material uses of automation should be disclosed when necessary for readers to understand how content was produced.
Commercial Content and Conflicts of Interest
Sponsored articles, paid placements, and affiliate relationships must be disclosed clearly. Relevant personal or commercial relationships should also be disclosed.
Commercial support must not be presented as independent evidence for a claim.
Updates and Corrections
Substantive errors are addressed under our Corrections Policy. Publication dates should not be changed solely to make older content appear new.
Contact
Questions about these standards may be submitted through our Contact page.
