Editorial Policy

Dailiyo publishes calculators, converters and short editorial guides in the areas of health, finance, productivity, software development, image / file processing, and network utilities. This page explains the standards we hold ourselves to when producing that content, and how we correct it when we get it wrong.

Sourcing. Every calculator on Dailiyo starts from a published clinical, financial or technical formula and cites the source on the tool's About panel. Where a formula is contested (BMI thresholds for South Asian populations, for example) we surface the contested view inline rather than picking one silently. Health, finance and legal-adjacent articles must cite at least two independent authoritative sources per major claim; a claim without a citation does not ship. Preferred sources by domain: WHO, CDC, ESC, NICE, NHS, ACOG, FDA, EFSA for health; RBI, FCA, SEC, OECD, IMF for finance; RFC / W3C / MDN / official language specs for technical topics.

Independence. Dailiyo does not accept sponsored placements, paid product reviews, guest posts, or affiliate payments. There is a firm firewall between editorial and advertising — non-personalised Google AdSense contextual ads are the only monetisation surface and no advertiser has any ability to influence what we publish. Every contributor discloses potential conflicts of interest to the parent company at Xposure Soft Solution before publication.

Review workflow. Every draft passes through: (1) author self-review with citations; (2) peer editorial review by a second editor; (3) a fact-check pass against the cited sources; (4) a plain-English readability pass; (5) publication under the author's byline with an explicit updated-on date. Health and finance content additionally passes through an accuracy check by a domain editor with relevant training. Complex numbers, thresholds and formulas are re-verified against the primary source at publish time, not copied from prior articles.

Corrections and updates. Every article carries an "Updated on" date. Where a piece has changed substantively, an "Editor's note" at the bottom describes what changed and why. If a reader reports a factual error, we verify against the primary source and either update the article within one business day or explain why we disagree. All correction requests are logged; the parent company keeps a signed record for 24 months. To report an issue, email info@dailiyo.xyz.

What we will not publish. Medical diagnosis or treatment plans, personalised financial advice, prescriptions or dosing calculations for individuals, tools that require uploading credentials to our servers, or any content that promotes discrimination, harassment, or violates Google Publisher Policies. When a proposed topic borders on any of these, it goes to the parent-company legal review at Xposure Soft Solution before further work.