Content standards
Editorial Policy
How we create and maintain useful, accurate, and transparent guidance for the tools on Spin-the-Wheel.org.
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Who creates the content
Tool explanations, examples, and articles are published by the Spin the Wheel Editorial Team. This organizational byline is used because the site is maintained as one product rather than as a collection of personal opinion columns.
We do not claim professional qualifications that are not relevant to a browser-based randomizer. Our role is to explain what each tool does, test common workflows, and state where random selection is not an appropriate substitute for human judgment.
How pages are created and reviewed
Each guide starts from the real behavior of the corresponding tool. Instructions and examples are checked against the current interface, and claims about probability are kept consistent with the implemented selection logic.
- Instructions must match the current controls and result behavior.
- Examples must help a visitor complete a specific task rather than repeat generic keyword phrases.
- Safety, privacy, fairness, and practical limitations are added when they affect how a tool should be used.
- Translations are reviewed for local meaning and natural wording instead of being published as direct word-for-word copies.
- Visible update dates are changed only when an article receives a meaningful review or revision.
Automation and editorial responsibility
Automation may assist with drafting, consistency checks, formatting, and translation review. It does not remove our responsibility to verify that published instructions match the product and provide a useful answer to the page’s stated purpose.
We avoid publishing fabricated experience, invented credentials, unsupported statistics, or claims that a random result is suitable for a high-stakes decision.
Corrections and updates
Pages are reviewed when a feature changes, an instruction becomes inaccurate, or quality checks identify duplicate, unclear, or poorly localized wording. Material corrections are incorporated into the page rather than hidden behind a cosmetic date change.
General product and privacy information is also available on the About, Privacy Policy, and Randomness and Fairness pages.
