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How AstroZora publishes content

Editorial Policy

AstroZora publishes content to help people understand a calculated astrology result, not to manufacture pages around every keyword variation. Editorial decisions begin with user intent, chart relevance, uniqueness and the ability to add something useful beyond what already exists on the site.

People first, search second

A page must have a clear purpose for a reader before it has a purpose for search. AstroZora avoids keyword stuffing, thin pages, doorway pages, near-duplicate AI pages, fake reviews and artificial author identities. Small wording variations do not justify separate URLs when the underlying intent is the same.

Calculation claims require calculation evidence

Content may explain astrology concepts, but specific planetary positions, houses, Ascendants, aspects, transits and synastry contacts must come from the calculation engine. Editorial language cannot override or invent those values.

Corrections and revisions

AstroZora may revise pages when calculation methodology changes, a factual error is identified, search intent materially changes or a clearer explanation becomes possible. Updates should improve the existing canonical page where possible instead of creating a competing duplicate.

AI-assisted work

Software and AI may assist with drafting, transformation, quality checks or language composition. AstroZora does not present AI as a fictional human expert, and automated text is not accepted as a substitute for validated calculation logic, source review or editorial judgment.