Who is responsible for publication?
The Ritual Chapters site operator is responsible for research choices, final wording, factual checks, safety boundaries, corrections, and deployment. Contact is available at navashu72@gmail.com. The site does not claim that its operator is a licensed mental-health professional, medical provider, financial adviser, lawyer, or credentialed BaZi master.
How is content produced?
Search data, current result pages, user questions, documentation, and relevant primary sources may be used to define the problem a page should solve. AI-assisted tools may help organize research, critique gaps, or draft wording. The operator decides what is published and checks every claim, link, method boundary, and page relationship before release.
AI assistance is not used to invent credentials, testimonials, usage figures, sources, traditional lineages, or guaranteed outcomes.
What counts as an acceptable source?
For factual and safety-sensitive claims, the site prefers official documentation, public institutions, first-party technical documentation, and sources that identify their authors or review process. BaZi interpretation is labelled as a traditional framework. Calculation claims are tied to the disclosed implementation and reproducible tests rather than presented as scientific prediction.
How are sensitive topics handled?
Life-direction pages can overlap with distress, burnout, health, money, employment, relationships, and safety. The site provides reflection prompts, not diagnosis or treatment. Pages should identify when a short exercise is insufficient and point readers toward qualified local help where appropriate.
How are updates and corrections handled?
Substantive corrections are recorded in the corrections log. A page date is changed only when its content or method has materially changed. Broken links and typographical fixes may be corrected without a separate log entry.
What is the publishing threshold?
A page must answer a distinct user need, add information or a tool not already provided by a sibling page, cite the basis for factual claims, state its limits, and pass technical and duplication checks. Pages that do not meet that threshold are merged, redirected, removed from the sitemap, or held from indexing.
Last reviewed: September 23, 2026