Editorial standards
Evidence where it exists. Tradition where it belongs.
BaziRoute separates reproducible calculation, historical interpretation, AI-assisted language and editorial judgment.
Reviewed 27 October 2026 · BaziRoute editorial
Calculation and interpretation are separate
Calendar rules, time zones, solar terms, pillars and other calculated fields must come from the rule engine. Editorial interpretation explains those fields but cannot silently change them.
Sources are named when they matter
Astronomical, calendar and standards-based claims should identify their source. Traditional interpretations should identify the relevant concept or rule profile and distinguish it from a universal fact.
AI is disclosed and constrained
Generative AI may assist with explanation and editing. It may not invent statistics, cite nonexistent sources, diagnose a health condition or turn a traditional reading into guaranteed advice.
Pages have review boundaries
Public content displays an update date where review timing matters. A changed date should accompany a substantive review rather than cosmetic edits.
Corrections take precedence over promotion
Factual errors and misleading claims should be corrected promptly. Commercial relationships must not determine the outcome of a chart calculation or an editorial conclusion.
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