This page covers how everything on The Reconnect Reset is produced — the free articles and the paid reports — and what will not be published here regardless. It is written to be specific enough to hold us to.
How the articles are written
Every article on this site is drafted with a large language model and published under the byline The Reconnect Reset Editorial.
That applies to every article, without exception — not to some of them, and not to an unmarked subset you would have to guess at. There is no separate tier of human-written pieces here. It is stated on its own page, in plain language, rather than as a clause halfway down the Terms of Use, because a disclosure you have to go looking for is not really a disclosure.
The byline is editorial rather than personal for the same reason. Attaching an invented author with invented credentials to an astrology article would be easy, and it would be a lie.
How the paid reports are generated
The Guidance Report and Full Guidance Set are assembled automatically from a fixed library drafted in advance with an AI model. The form collects a birth date, first name, email and seven multiple-choice answers. Life Path and answers select the prepared passages; no new model response is generated for each order. The PDF is delivered after checkout. See the methodology and complete fictional sample.
No person writes or reviews the individual report before delivery. Personalization means input-based selection from the library: readers with the same inputs can receive the same passages. Some answers change only wording, and different answers can produce the same scores. It is not an individually written expert reading.
Rules the drafting has to follow
- State the source or calculation. A factual claim should link to its primary source. A traditional interpretation should be labelled as tradition. A claim about this product should agree with the current code, sample and published method. Naming a source is not a claim of independent expert review.
- Separate what a tradition says from what will happen. Formulations like traditionally read as run through the articles, and they are not padding — they are the difference between describing a practice and making a prediction.
- Put the limits in the article, not the footer. Many articles carry a section that says where the reading stops, under headings such as What This Tool Is Not and A Lens for Reflection, Not a Verdict, because a caveat only a lawyer will scroll to is worth very little.
- No invented specifics. No fabricated experts, no made-up statistics, no testimonials, no review counts, no reader or customer numbers.
- Record meaningful changes. Keep publication dates and note substantive corrections. Changes to the algorithm or library should trigger a review of the methodology, samples, calculators and product descriptions together.
What will not appear here
- A named astrologer, numerologist, therapist or doctor who does not exist, or credentials nobody connected to this site holds.
- Invented testimonials, review counts or star ratings. A fictional sample is labelled as a sample, not a customer review. No review or credential should be presented as evidence that numerology predicts outcomes.
- Predictions dressed as certainty — that a transit will end a relationship, that a Life Path number settles a career, that a date is lucky or unlucky.
- Health claims. No article here will tell you that a breathing pattern treats anxiety, insomnia, or any other condition.
- Financial or legal advice — including abundance numerology framed as a money method. The report’s questionnaire does let you say that money or work is what feels most in flux, and the reading responds to that; what it will not do is tell you what to do with your money.
- Sponsored articles, paid guest posts, and links that were sold or exchanged.
How astrology and numerology are framed
Neither is presented on this site as a science, and no article claims that a placement causes anything. What the articles do is explain what a technique is, how it is calculated, and what it has traditionally been taken to mean — and then say where the reading stops.
The product description, calculations and samples must use the same stated convention. Our report is a Life Path reading shaped by seven answers, not a natal chart: it does not collect birth time or birthplace. Its scores and named reflection themes are product rules, not validated tests or discoveries about a person.
Health, medicine, money and law
Two categories here sit next to health: Breathing & Stress and Sleep & Nervous System. Articles in them describe ordinary physiology and widely documented practices. They are general wellbeing information. They are not medical advice, not psychological or psychiatric advice, and not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment by a qualified clinician.
Health-related content must state its informational limits where readers can see them. This policy does not certify that every article has been individually reviewed by a clinician. It is not a substitute for medical evaluation.
Nothing here is financial or legal advice either, and nothing on this site should be used to decide whether to start, stop or change a medication, a treatment or a course of therapy. If an article leaves you thinking you need help with your sleep, your breathing or your mental health, the next step is a clinician, not another article. Our Terms of Use (section 5) and Refund Policy (section 6) say the same, and this page is not a softer version of them.
Advertising, affiliates and sponsorship
There are none. We do not sell advertising space, we run no affiliate links, we publish no sponsored articles, we take no paid product placement and we neither sell nor exchange links. This site earns from the two products it sells and from nothing else.
Articles do link to the report, and those links appear as a clearly separated block after the article body rather than as a recommendation buried in the text. They are advertisements for our own product. No article is written because it sells a report. If that ever changes — if an affiliate programme or an advertiser is added — this page is where it will be disclosed, before the first such link is published.
Corrections
If something here is wrong, tell us: info@reconnect.theother-1.com, with the article’s URL and what is inaccurate. Factual errors get fixed. Where a correction changes the substance of an article rather than a typo, the article will carry a short note saying what changed and when, instead of being edited silently.
Two things a correction cannot do: change what an already-generated report says, or reverse a purchase. Those sit under the Refund Policy.
Who is responsible for this
Editorial responsibility sits with the site operator, Noam Yaakov (נועם יעקב), reachable at info@reconnect.theother-1.com. The newsletter privacy notice identifies that operator. The shorter name Reconnect in our policies refers to The Reconnect Reset.
The articles use the editorial byline The Reconnect Reset Editorial. Naming the operator does not make that person a credentialed astrologer, numerologist, clinician or independent fact-checker. No such credential or expert-review team is claimed here.
Questions about any of this go to the same address. The contact page explains what to include.