Editorial policy
How content is written, reviewed, and corrected
Content should be clear, neutral, traceable, and respectful. The purpose is to explain peer-support options—not to promise recovery, diagnose a condition, or replace professional care.
Writing principles
- Clearly distinguish official information, general explanation, and information that still needs verification
- Avoid treatment claims, guaranteed outcomes, and definitive diagnoses
- Use the fellowship’s own terminology where practical
- Show review dates for time-sensitive information such as meetings and contact routes
Corrections and concerns
Fellowships and users can report an error, expired link, or misleading description through the contact page. After review, the information can be corrected, relabeled, or disabled in the administration panel.
Conflicts of interest
Listing a fellowship does not imply official affiliation or mutual endorsement. Software-development services are presented separately from the fellowship-selection guide.