EDITORIAL STANDARDS

Clear authorship. Better sources. No fake certainty.

The Staris publication exists to explain astrology and the product in a way that is useful to readers and understandable to search and answer engines.

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WHO

Every article should have accountable authorship.

Public content should show a meaningful author or editorial identity rather than an internal WordPress username. Where a named contributor is used, the profile should explain their role and relevant expertise. Brand-produced pieces may be attributed to Staris Editorial.

HOW

Research first when a claim can be checked.

Astrology interpretation can be presented as interpretation. Verifiable claims are different. Statements about astronomy, health, pregnancy, psychology, AI providers, privacy, or software behavior should rely on appropriate primary or reputable sources whenever practical.

AI assistance is a tool, not an excuse for low-quality content.

AI can help organize research, draft explanations, or identify gaps. It should not be used to mass-produce pages that add no original value. Staris favors content tied to its own product, methodology, examples, tools, or original analysis.

CORRECTIONS

If something is wrong, we should fix the page—not defend the error.

Material factual errors should be corrected when found. Important pages should show a modified date when updated. Readers can report a problem through the Staris support contact.

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