MyMysticDay
Editorial Policy
How we create, review, update, and correct MyMysticDay content.
Every public guide is expected to answer its main question directly, use stable terminology, and separate symbolic interpretation from factual claims.
Review and updates
Articles identify their author and update date. Draft or AI-assisted material cannot publish automatically; it requires editorial review first.
Corrections
We correct material errors promptly and update the visible modification date when a change affects meaning. We do not invent professional credentials or testimonials.
Last updated September 11, 2026
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Frequently asked questions
Does MyMysticDay use AI to write its guides?
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No reading, report or interpretation on MyMysticDay is generated by AI. The editorial policy also requires that any draft of a public guide, however it was produced, is reviewed by a person before it can be published; nothing publishes automatically.
How is content on MyMysticDay reviewed?
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Each public guide is written by a named author and checked by a separate editorial reviewer, and both are shown on the page with the date of review. The review checks that sources and terminology are clear, that the piece is internally consistent, that dates and calculations are accurate where they apply, and that symbolic interpretation is kept distinct from factual or professional claims.
How does MyMysticDay correct mistakes?
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Material errors are corrected promptly. When a correction changes the meaning of a page, its visible modification date is updated, so a reader can tell that it changed and when.
Does MyMysticDay invent credentials or testimonials?
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No. The editorial policy forbids inventing professional credentials or testimonials. Reviews are published only after a person has read them, and none is bought, rewarded or written in-house.
