Transparency
Editorial Policy
This page explains who produces the content, how it is reviewed, and which criteria a message or article must meet to be published.
1. Who is responsible for the content
The project is edited by Armando Amaro, its founder, with the support of a curation team. Every publication has an identifiable human owner. You can meet the team on the About page.
2. Publishing criteria
- The message must make sense on its own, without external context.
- No copying from other sites: we rewrite, adapt and create original material.
- Each page covers a single topic, with a title and description that reflect the real content.
- Structured data (schema.org) is only used when it matches what is visible on the page.
- We refuse offensive, discriminatory or misleading content, or anything exposing third-party data.
3. Updates and corrections
We review the collection periodically. Outdated content is corrected or removed, and deleted pages stop being listed in our sitemap. Found an error, a duplicate message or something that looks copied? Write to us and we will fix it quickly.
4. Advertising
We may show ads to keep the service free. Ads never influence the curation of the messages or the order in which they appear, and they are always distinguishable from editorial content.
5. Authors
Articles and collections are signed by the editorial team, coordinated by the project's founder. The details of the person responsible are on the About page, which serves as the site's official authorship page.
6. Sources
Quotes and thoughts always carry the name of the author they are attributed to, and the source is indicated when known. Bible verses identify book, chapter and verse. When an attribution is doubtful, we prefer not to publish.
7. Methodology
Every message goes through three stages: (1) defining the topic, category and recipient; (2) writing following the tone of the category; (3) human review of clarity, grammar, length and fit before publishing. Published content may be rewritten or removed at any time when it no longer meets these criteria.
8. Privacy
The handling of personal data is described in the Privacy Policy.

