Trust and transparency
Gemora Editorial Policy
This policy explains how Gemora creates and maintains public educational content. It applies to Resources, Solutions, and Compare pages.
Effective and last reviewed: September 4, 2026
What we publish
We publish practical English-language guides about personal continuity, reflection, AI memory, and careful product comparisons. A page must answer one identifiable search need and add something usable: a method, worksheet, worked example, product observation, or clearly sourced synthesis. We do not set article or word-count quotas.
How topics are chosen
Search Console demand, recurring user questions, product evidence, and gaps in trustworthy public explanations guide topic selection. A topic is not approved simply because a keyword tool reports volume. Overlapping intent is consolidated into one stronger page.
Sources and uncertainty
Claims that can change a reader’s understanding are traced to primary research, official documentation, or another clearly identified source. We distinguish evidence from inference, state important limits, and avoid diagnosing health conditions. Dates shown as “reviewed” mean a person checked the visible article and its linked claims on that date.
Product and comparison claims
Gemora workflows are checked against the current product before publication. Competitor claims are tied to public documentation and a check date. We do not say we tested a product when we only reviewed public material, and we do not invent user outcomes or imply that a stock-photo subject endorses Gemora.
How AI may assist
AI may support research organization, outlines, editing, or quality checks. A named human author or reviewer remains responsible for the final page, its sources, examples, limitations, and product claims. We do not publish unreviewed batches of generated articles.
Images
Upgraded articles use relevant real photography with recorded source and license information, plus genuine Gemora screenshots or original explanatory graphics. Images are self-hosted and optimized. Decorative stock imagery is not inserted merely to make an article longer.
Updates and corrections
We refresh sources, screenshots, and time-sensitive comparison claims when they materially change. If a correction affects the meaning of an article, we update the reviewed date and explain the correction in the page or editorial record. Readers can report an error through the contact page.
Report an error
Please include the page URL, the statement you believe is wrong, and a source when available.
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