Editorial policy

Original tools, clear limits, and an open correction route.

Published by Alnto Tsekou · Last meaningfully updated 16 September 2026

Purpose

The site publishes general reflection workbooks for a visitor considering whether and how to contact a former partner. It prioritises an honest purpose, consent and boundaries, safety, and capacity to accept the result of contact.

Authorship and responsibility

Alnto Tsekou is the publisher. The site does not represent the publisher as a licensed therapist, medical professional, lawyer, or certified relationship specialist. It does not publish diagnosis, treatment, legal conclusions, or promises of a relationship outcome.

Originality and sources

The decision maps, private worksheets, tables, and scenario structures are original editorial work. Where safety or wellbeing is relevant, the site provides direct source context and reputable support links. Sources are not used to make a personalised conclusion about a reader.

Editorial assistance

Editorial assistance tools may be used to organise research, test readability, or prepare drafts. They do not replace source checking, human editorial responsibility, or the site’s clear non-clinical limits. This disclosure is included so visitors can understand how a small independent site is produced.

Corrections

Readers can report a factual error, unsuitable resource, broken link, or unclear wording via the contact form. Material corrections are reviewed and dates are changed only when the content itself changes meaningfully.

Advertising

The site may use advertising to help cover costs if and when it becomes eligible. Advertising is not editorial guidance, and the site does not sell a reader’s personal story. During review, it contains the required publisher verification code but no visible ad placeholders or fake ad units.