EDITORIAL POLICY

This Editorial Policy explains how we create, review, and publish content on Mikkon-ADHCC.com.
Our website focuses on finance, and we understand that financial information must be accurate, simple, and trustworthy.
This policy outlines the standards we follow to maintain quality, ensure transparency, and serve our readers responsibly.

Our Editorial Principles

Accuracy

We focus on accuracy in every piece of content. This means:

Using reliable sources
Checking facts twice
Avoiding misleading or unclear statements
Presenting information in plain, understandable language

Transparency

We clearly communicate our sources, updates, and editorial decisions.
We avoid anything that could confuse or mislead readers.

Independence

Our editorial team works independently.
No outside organization, company, or advertiser influences our article content or decisions.

Reader-First Approach

Everything we publish is designed to help readers understand financial topics with ease.
We write for clarity, not complexity.

Content Creation Process

Topic Selection

We choose topics based on:

Public interest
Financial trends
Government updates
IRS announcements
Banking changes
Reader suggestions

Topics are prioritized based on relevance, accuracy, and potential impact on our audience.

Research Phase

Every article begins with detailed research. Writers use:

Government documents
Verified financial sources
Public records
Official statements
Recognized news outlets

No article is approved unless all major facts are verified.

Drafting and Structuring

Writers prepare the article in a clean structure, using:

Simple explanations
Clear headings
Informative bullet points
Real examples when necessary

The goal is to break complex financial details into understandable content.

Editing and Review

Editor Review

Each article is reviewed by an editor who checks:

Accuracy of facts
Clarity of language
Flow of information
Tone consistency
Grammar and readability
Source transparency

If anything seems unclear or unsupported, editors send the article back for revision.

Fact-Checking Integration

Editors cross-check numbers, claims, and financial statements.
This ensures that:

IRS rules are correctly explained
Payment dates are accurate
Eligibility details match official updates
Banking policies are represented correctly

Final Approval

After review, the editor gives final approval for publication.
No article goes live until it meets all editorial standards.

Updating Published Content

Routine Updates

Finance changes often.
We regularly update articles when new information becomes available.
This includes:

IRS announcements
Government benefit programs
New financial laws
Policy revisions
Banking updates

Corrections

If an article contains an error, we correct it promptly.
Corrections may include:

Fixing incorrect numbers
Rewriting confusing sections
Updating outdated details
Adding important clarifications

Transparency in Updates

Significant updates may be mentioned within the article itself so readers know what changed.

Editorial Independence

No Influence From Sponsors

While we may work with advertisers or partners in the future, they will never influence:

What we publish
How we explain financial topics
The conclusions we draw

Our editorial independence is a core part of our integrity.

No Hidden Promotions

We do not promote financial products secretly.
Any sponsored content will be clearly labeled so readers know the difference between editorial content and paid content.

Writing Style Standards

Clear and Simple Tone

Complex financial topics are written in a way that:

Everyday readers can understand
Examples are used when needed
Terms are explained in plain language

Balanced and Neutral

We avoid bias and maintain neutrality in areas such as:

Banking comparisons
Government policies
Tax rules
Investment choices

No Fear-Based or Clickbait Writing

We avoid exaggerated claims like:

Guaranteed payments
Certain financial gains
Extreme predictions

We focus on reality, not hype.

Source Standards

Only Reliable Sources

We only use sources that meet strict standards, such as:

Government agencies
Banks and credit unions
Official statements
Established financial publications
Expert reports

Avoiding Low-Quality Sources

We do not rely on:

Social media rumors
Unsourced claims
Unverified blogs
Anonymous statements

Handling Conflicts of Interest

Internal Conflicts

Writers and editors disclose any potential conflicts.
If someone has a personal or professional tie to a subject, they are removed from the topic.

External Conflicts

No financial institution or political group influences our editorial choices.

Reader Interaction and Feedback

Importance of Reader Feedback

Reader feedback helps us refine our content.
We welcome suggestions about:

Corrections
Topic requests
Clarification needs
Content improvements

Fast Response

We try to respond to reader messages as quickly as possible, especially those related to accuracy concerns.

Commitment to Quality

Long-Term Vision

We aim to be a trusted source of finance information.
Our editorial policy ensures long-term consistency, quality, and responsibility.

Continuous Improvement

We regularly review our editorial guidelines to improve clarity, accuracy, and reader experience.