Last updated: August 14, 2026
This policy explains the standards Trazi aims to follow when creating, reviewing, and updating editorial content.
Original purpose
Each article should offer a clear reason to read it beyond a search phrase: a documented personal audit, a useful framework, a specific comparison, a reproducible observation method, or a distinct first-person interpretation supported by concrete examples.
Experience, fact, and opinion
Personal experiences and opinions are presented as such. Claims that can be checked—such as names, dates, quotations, numbers, and public facts—should be checked against reliable source material where practical.
Rankings and counts
Ranked or counted pieces should explain what was included, what was excluded, and the criteria used. Subjective rankings are not presented as objective universal results.
Sources
When an article materially relies on an outside source, the source should be identified or linked where practical. Primary sources are preferred for facts that originate with an organization or individual.
Editing tools
Editing or automated tools may assist with spelling, formatting, transcription, or organization, but they should not be used to invent experiences, quotations, test results, or sources. The publisher remains responsible for the final published material.
Advertising separation
Editorial decisions are separate from advertising. Ads should not be disguised as navigation, recommendations, download buttons, or article content.
Corrections
Substantive errors should be corrected when identified. See the Corrections Policy or contact admin@trazi.online.