This policy explains the standards AmaraDate aims to follow when researching, writing, reviewing and updating editorial content.
Editorial purpose
AmaraDate publishes informational content about international dating, cross-cultural relationships, long-distance relationships, dating apps, online safety and relationship decisions. Content should help readers understand choices and risks without promising outcomes.
Research and sourcing
- Factual claims should be supported by reliable and reasonably current sources where appropriate.
- Statistics should identify their source, date and relevant limitations.
- Country and cultural guidance should avoid presenting stereotypes as universal facts.
- Safety, legal, financial, health and immigration topics should be framed carefully and referred to authoritative sources where necessary.
Use of artificial intelligence
AI tools may assist with research organisation, outlining, editing or drafting. They must not be treated as an authoritative source. Material should be checked for accuracy, originality, unsupported claims, bias and misleading generalisations before publication.
Commercial independence
Advertising and affiliate relationships should be disclosed clearly. Commercial arrangements must not guarantee positive coverage or prevent reasonable criticism. Sponsored material, if accepted, should be identified prominently.
Updates and corrections
Articles may be updated when facts, services, prices, laws or safety guidance change. Material errors should be corrected transparently in line with the Corrections Policy.
Questions about this policy or a published article can be submitted through the contact page.