Editorial Policy

Independence

No article on swipewisee.com is sponsored or paid for by a company whose product or service it mentions. We do not take payment to rank, review or recommend a tool or method. When we mention a technique or a product, it is because it helps explain the topic.

Who writes the guides

The swipewisee.com Editorial Team writes every guide. We do not invent experts, degrees, personal stories, testimonials or statistics. If a number appears in a guide, it comes from a source we opened, and the source is listed at the bottom of the page.

How a guide is made

1. One question per guide. Each guide answers one specific question a student might ask, so no two guides compete for the same topic.
2. Sources first. We find and open the sources before we write. We use only what we have read and checked.
3. Plain language. We write for beginners, define terms when they appear, and give examples you can try.
4. Check against sources. Before publication, claims in the text are compared with the sources cited for them. If a source does not support a claim, we change the claim or remove it.
5. Dates. Every guide shows when it was published and when we last reviewed it.

Tools we use

We use software, including AI writing tools, to help research, draft and edit. These tools are never listed as sources, and they do not replace the checking described above.

What we do not publish

• Medical claims, including claims about intelligence, dementia, attention disorders or supplements.
• Promises about grades, test results or how fast you will learn.
• Claims we could not trace to a source we opened.
• Content written only to attract clicks, or guides that repeat each other.

Updates and corrections

We review guides from time to time and update the review date when we do. If you spot an error, tell us. Our process is described on the Corrections page, and the way we select and check sources is on the Methodology and Sources page.

Contact

Questions about this policy can go to [email protected].