Our editorial approach

Our purpose is simple: help readers write messages that fit real relationships and situations. A useful guide should answer a clear question, offer adaptable examples and explain how to choose wording that feels appropriate.

Usefulness and clarity

Content is checked for a direct answer, logical headings, readable language and examples that add genuine choices rather than repeating the same sentence. We avoid padding articles to a fixed length and do not use invented statistics, experiences, testimonials or qualifications.

Originality and attribution

The collection is prepared for this website. We do not intentionally reproduce greeting collections, lyrics, poems or quotations from other publishers. When a future article depends on an external factual source, that source may be consulted and identified where it helps the reader verify the information.

Responsible examples

Messages should not pressure a recipient, disclose private news without permission or pretend to know how someone feels. Readers are encouraged to check names, facts and tone before sending. General writing guidance is not professional medical, legal or therapeutic advice.

Editorial tools

Generative tools may assist with drafting and original illustrations. Material is checked for relevance, clarity, duplication and misleading claims before publication. Generated illustrations are treated as editorial artwork, not documentary photographs.

Corrections

Readers can report a factual error, unclear passage, duplicate example or rights concern through Contact. Include the page URL and the wording involved. Valid corrections are made when needed, and an article's modification date changes when its published content is materially updated.

Commercial independence

Advertising does not determine what a guide says or whether a correction is made. Sponsored claims, paid rankings and disguised advertising are not part of the editorial format.