RISE ASTROLOGY
Editorial Policy
Clear authorship, original writing and transparent limitations.
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Who publishes our content
Rise Astrology publishes its own horoscope readings and astrology articles. The site uses automated calculations and original interpretation rules. Blog writing is AI-assisted. We do not claim that an individual astrologer personally reviews every reading or article, and we do not invent author credentials or testimonials.
Our aim is to make the themes easy to understand while clearly identifying what is a calculated observation and what is an astrological interpretation. The method page describes the actual system, including the parts of a personal birth chart it does not use.
Originality and useful detail
We do not republish horoscope text from other websites. Readings are assembled from original writing rules, and blog articles are written for Rise Astrology. An article should answer a distinct reader question or explain a particular dated theme; adding keywords or changing the publication date does not make an old article new.
Daily horoscope articles and permanent learning guides serve different purposes. Dated articles retain their original date. Learning guides explain the service and help readers choose a sign, compare forecast periods and understand the limits of a general reading.
Calculations, checks and limits
Dated blog articles use a calculated reference sky and state the reference time. Before publication, structural checks validate the article format, metadata, unique titles and dates, substantive text, and language that might promise a guaranteed outcome. These checks help catch publishing mistakes; they do not establish that an interpretation is scientifically true.
General Moon-sign readings apply to groups of readers. They cannot account for each person’s full chart or circumstances. We avoid presenting an astrological theme as a guaranteed financial return, medical result, relationship event or career outcome. When practical decisions require qualified advice, the horoscope is not a substitute.
Dates and corrections
A dated article describes its stated day and reference snapshot, rather than the exact sky at every reader’s location. Horoscope pages recalculate for their labelled calendar period. Our method page explains the difference between the visitor’s timezone on the homepage and the UTC reference used on dedicated forecast pages.
If a factual description, calculation label or link is wrong, report the page URL and the specific issue using the contact channel when available. A factual correction should identify the change and update the affected article’s modification date. We do not promise a response time or claim that every automated output receives human review.
Advertising and sponsorship
Advertising, if enabled, helps support free access to the website. An advertisement is separate from the horoscope or article around it. An advertiser’s appearance does not mean Rise Astrology recommends the advertised product or confirms its claims.
Paid placements and sponsored articles should be labelled when published. We do not ask readers to click advertisements to support the site. Advertising must not obstruct the sign finder, disguise navigation, or make a reading difficult to use. Our privacy policy explains the data practices that can apply when advertising is introduced.
Feedback and further information
Readers can use the Contact page for corrections, accessibility issues, privacy questions and permissions enquiries. Include the relevant URL and a brief explanation, and avoid sending a full birth record or sensitive information.
Our About page describes the website’s purpose. Our method page explains the calculations, and the beginner’s guide offers a practical introduction to reading a horoscope without needing technical knowledge.