Editorial Policy
Last updated: 24 October 2026
This page explains how WhizWeekly chooses, writes, checks and corrects its articles.
How we choose topics
We cover subjects readers are curious about, across our desks of technology, business, health, lifestyle, celebrity, news and more. Topics are chosen for usefulness and interest, never because an advertiser asked.
Research and sources
- We rely on public, verifiable sources such as official statements, company filings, reputable news outlets and primary documents.
- Estimates (for example net worth figures) are labelled as estimates.
- We write in plain language and avoid copying text from other publications.
Sensitive topics
Health and legal articles are informational only and are not a substitute for professional advice. For people, we stick to what is publicly documented and respect privacy.
Independence and advertising
Advertising and affiliate links help pay for the Site. They do not influence our editorial decisions, and we do not sell positive coverage.
Updates and corrections
We review popular articles and update them when facts change. If you spot an error, tell us with the article link and the correction. We will check it and fix confirmed mistakes as soon as we can.
Who writes for WhizWeekly
Articles are written by our team of contributors and edited before publication. The author is shown on each article.