Editorial Policy

This page explains how StyleGen decides what to publish and the standards every tool page and article goes through before it goes live.

What we will not publish

• Pages that only change a keyword, platform name, or year while keeping substantially identical content.
• Copied, spun, or rewritten competitor content.
• Pages built primarily to target a search term with no matching, working functionality.
• Fake reviews, fake ratings, fake statistics, or fabricated author biographies.
• Claims that a tool checks real-time availability (of a name, domain, or username) when it does not.

Pre-publish checklist

Before a new tool or article is published, it is checked against this list:

• Does the tool actually work end-to-end, with real generated output - not a placeholder?
• Is the H1, introduction, and FAQ content unique to this page, not a keyword-swapped duplicate of another page?
• Are all factual claims (compatibility, name meanings, platform rules) checked, and clearly labeled as suggestions where we cannot verify them in real time?
• Does the page disclose what happens to user-entered text (see our Privacy Policy)?
• Are metadata (title, description, canonical) unique and accurate to this specific page?
• Is the page free of broken links, broken buttons, and placeholder text?

AI-assisted content

We may use AI tools to help draft or accelerate parts of our content and code. Every page that is indexed by search engines is reviewed by a person for accuracy, usefulness, and originality before it is published - AI assistance does not replace human review.

Corrections

If you spot an error - a broken tool, an incorrect name meaning, or outdated information - please let us know. We update published pages when a correction changes the substance of the content, and we only change the "last updated" date on a page when it receives a meaningful update.