Editorial
Regu Editorial Policy
How Regu publishes astrology guides, separates calculation from interpretation, and keeps responsibility for every page under one clear editorial identity.
Who publishes Regu
Regu is the publisher. Regu Editorial is the shared editorial identity used across Regu guides. It does not represent an outside expert board or a separate review team.
How guides are prepared
Each guide begins with a defined chart-reading question. The writing is organized around the technique being discussed, checked for internal consistency, and connected to the relevant Regu tool when a calculation can make the subject more concrete.
Calculation and interpretation
Calculator outputs and editorial explanations have different jobs. Regu tools calculate chart positions, timing, houses, and aspects through the product’s astronomy and timezone pipeline. Editorial copy provides context for reading those outputs; it does not turn symbolism into certainty.
Language and boundaries
Regu avoids fear-based language, guaranteed outcomes, diagnosis, and medical, legal, financial, or mental-health advice. Astrology is presented as an educational and reflective framework, not as a substitute for qualified professional guidance.
Editorial responsibility
Software may assist with calculations, formatting, and consistency checks, but publication decisions and corrections remain the responsibility of Regu Editorial. No guide is presented as independently reviewed unless a real independent reviewer is named.
Updates and corrections
Published and updated dates are shown on article pages. When a tool, calculation flow, or guide changes materially, the related content should be reviewed and updated. Readers can report factual, calculation, or language issues through the contact page.