How we approach ASTROTRIO content.
These standards are designed to keep the calculator, educational guides, and any future advertising clearly separated and useful to readers.
Purpose
This policy explains how ASTROTRIO approaches educational and interpretive content. Our goal is to make astrology concepts easier to understand without presenting symbolic interpretations as established scientific facts.
Originality and usefulness
Pages are written to answer a specific reader question, such as why birth time matters for the Ascendant or why the Moon can change signs within a few days. We aim to avoid filler, duplicated descriptions, and pages created only to hold advertising.
Separation of calculation and interpretation
When we describe the mechanics of astronomical positions, we use concrete concepts such as UTC, ecliptic longitude, latitude, and sidereal time. When we describe meanings associated with signs or placements, we label them as astrological interpretation rather than scientific measurement.
Accuracy and corrections
We try to keep factual statements about the calculator consistent with the actual code and methodology. If a reader identifies a calculation bug, broken link, misleading sentence, or accessibility problem, we welcome a correction request through the contact page.
Sources and external services
When a page depends on a third-party service or policy, we identify that service where practical. External services can change their terms, pricing, or technical behavior, so those references may be updated over time.
Reviews and endorsements
ASTROTRIO does not publish fabricated testimonials, fake expert credentials, or paid endorsements disguised as independent editorial judgment. If sponsored material is added in the future, it should be clearly identified.
Advertising independence
Advertising, if enabled, should not determine the calculator result or change the meaning of editorial content. Ads should be visually distinguishable from navigation, buttons, and calculator controls.
Updates
Core policy, methodology, and guide pages may be revised when the calculator changes, when a factual issue is corrected, or when platform/privacy requirements materially change.