Policies
The commitments we make in writing, in language you can actually read.
Policies exist to tell you what happens when something goes wrong, so these are written to be read before you need them rather than argued about afterwards. Each one states the commitment, the limits of it, and what you are entitled to if we fail to meet it.
The short version: two rounds of revisions are included for fourteen days, copyright transfers to you on delivery with no attribution required, and nothing written for you is resold or reused. If a piece is genuinely not what you briefed, we would rather rewrite it than defend it.
The legal pages — terms of service, privacy and acceptable use — are drafted to be specific and usable rather than to be maximally protective of us. They are not legal advice, and any operator publishing them should have their own counsel review them first.
Every policy
Revisions Policy
Each order includes two rounds of revisions for fourteen days after the order is delivered, by the writer of the…
ReadRefund Policy
When we get it wrong, you get your money back. Here is exactly what qualifies, what does not, and how a dispute is…
ReadContent Ownership
As soon as we send your order to you, you own the copyright. You don't have to cite us, and we don't keep a license. We never use…
ReadCopyright Policy
Our originality guarantee, how we credit outside sources, and our policies for if a claim is ever made. What we warrant about…
ReadPrivacy Policy
Here are no accounts, therefore, collection will be limited to what we have, why we have it, and how long we will keep…
ReadTerms of Service
The agreement with Articled that you sign when you commission work. This is to be read before you need…
ReadAcceptable Use Policy
Why we decide against a job and why we are selective with the explanations, even with briefs we would charge for. For employment…
ReadSource & Fact-Checking Policy
Primary sources always, every claim clearly sourced, and anything we could not verify clearly indicated, instead of covered…
ReadCorrections Policy
Transparency as to how errors are reported, the speed at which we respond, and why we choose to publicly correct rather than edit…
ReadContent a person actually wrote
$10 per 100 words, delivered in up to 3 days, with the detector reports attached.