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A review checklist before sharing an astrology article
Before sharing an astrology article, review what it actually claims and what evidence supports those claims. A polished design, technical diagram or confident authorial voice does not remove the need for this check. The aim is not to settle every debate about interpretation. It is to avoid passing along an unsupported prediction, a private record or an outdated product claim as established fact.
Check the claim and its source
Identify whether the article describes a calculation, a historical tradition, a reflective exercise or a practical recommendation. A source for an astronomical definition does not automatically support the life prediction beside it. Follow the relevant primary reference where available and check that it addresses the specific statement, not merely the general topic.
For worked examples, inspect the inputs, units and arithmetic. A diagram should say when it is schematic or fictional. Do not assume that an attractive chart is a person's actual calculated result. If the method or date is missing, retain that limitation when discussing the article instead of filling the gap with a confident guess.
Check context, privacy and availability
Look for publication and genuine modification dates. A past transit article should not be circulated as a current forecast without checking its time frame. Product features, offers and release availability can change; a dated article is not proof that a feature is live today. Verify those claims through the current official product route.
Inspect screenshots and examples for personal names, birth details, messages and account information. Remove unnecessary private material with the subject's permission, or use a fictional teaching example. Do not crop away a warning or uncertainty note in order to make a post more dramatic or easier to promote.
Astrological interpretations are for reflection, not a diagnosis, a guaranteed prediction or a substitute for professional advice. Journal guides are prepared with AI assistance; they are educational content, not individual consultations.
