Editorial policy
Curious, crisp, and careful.
The voice here can be amazed by scale. It cannot ridicule anyone, equate net worth with personal worth, or state more than the evidence supports.
Human review comes first
Biographical summaries, wealth-source explanations, ownership complexity notes, and methodology interpretations are reviewed by a person before publication. Daily values and change sentences are generated, but only from approved templates fed by validated calculations, with every input, template version, and source recorded.
What generated copy may never do
Generated sentences never invent motive, causation beyond the calculation, personal spending, cash availability, tax behavior, undocumented debt, family ownership, reasons for market moves, or predictions. If the structured data cannot support a sentence, the sentence does not exist.
Language rules
Estimated changes are called estimated increases and decreases, not earnings or losses. Net worth is never described as cash. Daily movements never get sensational labels, and nobody is called a winner or loser for a market day. Jokes never target death, divorce, illness, allegations, protected characteristics, or financial distress. And one formatting rule enforced by an automated check: no em dash characters anywhere in shipping copy.
Independence
Estimates are built from public evidence under the published methodology. No payment, pressure, or status changes a rank, suppresses a supported fact, or accelerates a correction. Evidence is evaluated on its merits regardless of who submits it, and a person or representative always has a clear path to supply it.
If sponsorship ever arrives
There is no advertising at launch. If monetization is added later, sponsors will have no input into estimates, rankings, methodology, or corrections; sponsored placements will be visually and semantically separate; profile rankings will never be for sale; and affiliate links, if any, will be disclosed next to the link and on this page.
Corrections
Factual and calculation errors are corrected promptly with an audit trail, and material corrections are published in the public log. Minor spelling fixes that do not change meaning are made without a log entry. See how to report an issue.