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Version 1.0 · Effective September 2, 2026. This policy governs new articles and substantive updates; older pages are reviewed against it as they are refreshed.
Authorship and accountability
A named person is credited only when that person genuinely authored or approved the work. Organization-produced or legacy articles use the Jaded MGMT Editorial Team byline instead of silently attributing them to the founder. A reviewer is named only for the scope they actually reviewed.
Sources and retrieval dates
Material and volatile claims should trace to a primary source where available. We distinguish official rules, first-party data, direct observation, third-party estimates, and inference. Access dates are shown when a source can change.
High-stakes boundaries
Legal, tax, payment, privacy, and security pages do not become professional advice because they cite a source. Where qualified review is not obtained, the page must say so and direct readers to the relevant platform or professional for their situation.
Commercial conflict
Jaded MGMT sells creator-management services. Agency-selection, commission, results, and comparison content must make that interest visible and give readers a method they can apply to Jaded and its competitors.
Software and AI assistance
Software may help organize research, analyze permitted data, check code, or develop drafts. It is not treated as a factual source or a substitute for consent, source verification, professional review, or accountable publication.
Updates and corrections
Substantive updates change the visible modified date and, where useful, include a change summary. Corrections should fix the record directly; they should not preserve a stronger claim merely because it is commercially attractive.
Request a correction
Include the page URL, the exact statement, and the best source or first-hand context you believe changes it. Do not email creator credentials, recovery codes, card details, or private account exports.
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