This page explains where our content comes from, how it is produced, where AI is used, and how a human reviews the result.

What we publish

  • Cultural and informational content on the history of feng shui and its modern applications.
  • Actionable guidance, with its basis, cost and limits stated wherever possible.
  • Clear boundaries — keeping cultural tradition, empirical observation and verifiable environmental factors separate.

Where the topics come from

  • Reader demand. We start from common household questions — bed placement, entryways, small-space storage, wealth-corner arrangements.
  • Editorial planning. The World Heritage and landmark series is planned by our editors, explaining each site’s setting and environmental characteristics.
  • Tradition and literature. We consult feng shui classics, architectural history and environmental psychology, citing sources where we can.

How an article is made

  1. Plan — define the topic, the reader’s question and the points to answer.
  2. Research — gather sources, compare accounts, separate the verifiable from the unverifiable.
  3. Draft — written by an editor, with AI tools used to help organise and polish language where helpful.
  4. Human review — an editor checks the facts, viewpoints and tone, and adds limits and caveats.
  5. Update — reviewed periodically after publication; anything outdated or wrong is corrected and material changes logged.

AI and its limits

  • AI is used only to assist with organising and polishing text; it is never used to invent numbers, citations or sources.
  • The viewpoints, facts and conclusions in an article are the responsibility of a human editor.
  • Nothing is published without human review.

Corrections

Found an error? Tell us via the Contact page. Requests that affect a factual claim are prioritised, and the article is updated as needed.

Disclosure

  • The site displays advertising through Google AdSense; advertisers do not influence editorial content.
  • Some outbound links are affiliate links; we may earn a small commission on qualifying purchases, which does not affect our content or verdicts.
  • Feng shui is a cultural and empirical tradition; we do not guarantee that any arrangement will produce a particular result. For renovation, construction or health matters, consult the relevant professional.

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