EDITORIAL / STANDARDS

Useful content needs clear standards.

This policy explains who is responsible for Sexty content, how we use sources, how automated tools may support the work and how readers can request a correction.

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RESPONSIBILITY

The Sexty Editorial Team is responsible for published content

Sexty content is published by the Sexty Editorial Team on behalf of HISECORE sp. z o.o., the operator identified in our Terms and Privacy Policy. We do not attach invented names, credentials or personal experience to an article.

Our editorial scope includes product explanations, online conversation guidance, safety information and comparisons of chat or dating formats. Legal, medical, financial and emergency decisions require an appropriate qualified professional or authority.

  • Product claims should match the service that is currently available.
  • Advice should distinguish opinion from verifiable fact.
  • Safety content should favour clear, practical and proportionate guidance.
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EVIDENCE

We distinguish first-party information, public sources and editorial judgment

Product information may come from Sexty's current interface, documentation and policies. Information about another service should come from its official website, public documentation or another source that can be identified and checked.

When a guide is based on editorial judgment rather than a representative study, we say so. We avoid presenting estimates, popularity claims, rankings or user outcomes as measured facts unless the article explains the evidence and method behind them.

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TOOLS

Automated tools may assist, but they do not replace accountability

Automated tools may support drafting, translation, consistency checks or formatting. Their output can be incomplete, awkward or wrong, so it must not be treated as an independent source.

The Sexty Editorial Team remains responsible for the published result. Market-specific, legal and safety-sensitive wording receives additional attention, and readers are encouraged to report language that is unclear or inaccurate.

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TRANSPARENCY

Updates, corrections and conflicts should be visible

Articles display publication and update dates. We update material claims when the product, referenced service or supporting source changes. A correction should fix the relevant passage rather than silently preserve a claim known to be wrong.

Sexty may write about its own product alongside alternatives. That relationship must be disclosed in the article, and inclusion does not make every feature, price or result directly comparable. Correction requests can be sent to contact@sexty.chat with the page URL and the passage in question.

FAQ

Questions people ask before they start

Who writes Sexty articles?

Articles are published by the Sexty Editorial Team on behalf of HISECORE sp. z o.o. We do not use invented personal authors or credentials.

Does Sexty use automated tools for content?

Automated tools may assist drafting, translation, consistency checks or formatting, but they are not treated as sources and do not remove the publisher's responsibility.

How can I request a correction?

Email contact@sexty.chat with the page URL, the passage in question and a reliable source or clear explanation of the issue.