TimeLens editorial policy
How TimeLens keeps public content accurate.
TimeLens public pages are maintained to reflect current product behavior, pricing, policies, and release notes without fake reviews, unsupported claims, or hidden limitations.
What this policy covers
This policy applies to TimeLens marketing pages, guides, comparison articles, newsletters, public template pages, help pages, and answer-engine discovery files.
Sources we use
Public content is grounded in source-of-truth product data, current pricing, legal pages, release notes, and the behavior visible in the TimeLens app.
- Product behavior and tested public routes
- Pricing and plan limits from the product pricing source of truth
- Terms, privacy, refund, cancellation, and support pages
- Release notes and changelog entries for shipped changes
Review and updates
The TimeLens team reviews public pages when features, pricing, limits, policies, or positioning change. Content should be updated before outdated claims become search snippets.
AI-assisted drafting
AI tools may help draft, outline, or check public content, but published pages should be reviewed against product behavior and company policy before release.
Claims and limitations
TimeLens does not publish fake reviews, fake local claims, invented customer proof, or misleading structured data. Limitations, free-plan caps, and Pro requirements should be stated clearly when they affect a reader decision.
Correction requests
If a public page appears outdated, unclear, or inaccurate, contact support with the page URL and the issue. Corrections are reviewed against product and policy sources.
Editorial policy FAQ
Direct answers about how TimeLens reviews public pages, uses AI-assisted drafting, and handles corrections.
- Who writes and reviews TimeLens public content? The TimeLens team maintains public content. Pages should be reviewed against current product behavior, pricing, policies, and release notes before publication.
- How does TimeLens keep SEO content up to date? TimeLens updates public pages when product behavior, pricing, plan limits, policies, or release notes change, and uses automated checks for SEO metadata, sitemap entries, structured data, and static HTML output.
- Can TimeLens use AI to draft public pages? AI tools may assist drafting or review, but public pages should be checked by the TimeLens team before release so claims match the product and policies.
- How do I report an outdated or inaccurate TimeLens page? Contact TimeLens support with the page URL and what looks inaccurate. The team reviews correction requests against product behavior and policy sources.
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