Editorial Policy
This editorial policy sets out how pages on chatgpthumanizer.com are written, sourced, reviewed and corrected. It applies to every guide, comparison and tool page on the site.
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How we source claims
Every page is written or reviewed by the site's editor before it goes live.
- Numbers need a source. Any statistic, percentage, price or test result carries a named, linked source in the same paragraph. We link the specific page that states it, not a home page or a summary of it.
- Primary sources first. Where we can, we cite the original: a tool's own documentation or pricing page, published research, or an institution's own guidance.
- Vendor claims are attributed. When a company says something about its own product, we say that the company says it.
- No invented material. We don't invent statistics, quotes, test results, reviews or testimonials. Examples on our pages are labelled as examples.
- Plain limits. We say what a tool, including our own box, cannot do. We never promise how an AI detector will score text.
How we compare tools
Comparisons follow the method on our how we test page.
- Every tool gets the same sample drafts and is scored on the same fields.
- Numbers come from our own dated tests or from the tool's own published pages, never estimated.
- Each comparison shows the date its facts were checked.
- No tool pays to be listed, ranked or reviewed. There are no affiliate links on this site.
- If a competitor does something better than another tool, including ours, we say so.
Corrections and updates
We fix mistakes. If a page is wrong, we correct it once we have confirmed the error, and we change the page's updated date to the date of the fix.
- Small fixes (a typo, a broken link) are made without a note.
- Factual corrections (a wrong price, a misstated feature, a test result we got wrong) are made in place, and the page's updated date changes.
- Retests happen when a tool changes its limits, tones, price or behaviour. The new test date replaces the old one.
We don't move a page's updated date forward unless the content actually changed.
The rules for using the box itself, including academic integrity and trademarks, are in our terms of use.
How to report an error to the editor
Spotted a mistake, a broken link or an outdated price? Email contact@chatgpthumanizer.com with the page address and what you think is wrong. A link to a source helps us check it faster. The contact page has more on what to include.
You can read more about who runs the site on the about page, and about the people who edit it on the editors' page. The free rewrite box itself is on the home page of chatgpthumanizer.com.
