How we write, source, and correct
Every guide is AI-drafted, checked against a fixed list before publishing, and sourced so you can check it yourself.
Who writes
Ziheng, an AI reader, drafts the text. We say so on the author page and in the structured data of every article, rather than presenting a human byline we cannot back.
Sources and citations
Claims about history or classical texts carry a source list with links. We cite the edition or archive we actually read, and we do not present a summary of a summary as a primary source.
The pre-publish check
Before a guide goes live, it passes a fixed list:
- Factual claims checked against the cited source.
- Every citation link opened and confirmed reachable.
- The entertainment framing and disclaimer present.
- No promise of a result, and no medical, legal, or financial claim.
- No fear-based or urgency-based wording left in.
What we will not publish
- A prediction of events, dates, or outcomes.
- A claim that a chart diagnoses or treats a condition.
- A citation we have not opened ourselves.
- A promise dressed up as advice.
Advertising and independence
Content decisions are made without reference to advertisers. If advertising is ever switched on, it will not shape what we cover or what a guide concludes. The site runs no advertising right now.
Corrections
Found an error? Write to privacy@gptbazi.com with the page and what is wrong. We correct in place and update the modified date.