Editorial policy
A trust framework for a personal publication that intends to grow without losing its voice.
Originality
Published articles should add genuine value and should not be copied, scraped or lightly rewritten from other publishers. Quotations and external ideas should be attributed appropriately.
Personal accuracy
Jennifer’s biography, memories, photographs and personal experiences should be published only from information she has supplied or approved. The site should not invent personal events to make an article more compelling.
Faith and gospel
Christian content should distinguish Scripture, interpretation, personal reflection and practical encouragement. Direct quotations should identify their source and translation where relevant.
Corrections
Material factual errors should be corrected promptly. Significant changes to published factual claims should be handled transparently.
Advertising and sponsorship
Commercial arrangements should not determine editorial conclusions. Sponsored or affiliate relationships should be disclosed clearly, and advertisements should remain visually distinct from editorial navigation and content.
Artificial intelligence
AI-assisted drafting, research or production may be used as an editorial tool, but publication responsibility remains with the human publisher. Personal claims, factual statements and source-dependent material should be reviewed before publication.