Politique éditoriale

Verifext publie des guides sur le plagiat, l'intégrité académique et la qualité SEO. Cette politique explique notre création de contenu et notre indépendance publicitaire.

1. Mission

Our mission is to help readers understand originality and use our free plagiarism checker responsibly. Articles must be accurate, actionable, and aligned with accepted citation standards.

2. Who Writes Our Content

Blog posts and guides are researched and written by the Équipe éditoriale Verifext — contributors with experience in academic writing, publishing, and search content strategy.

3. Research & Fact-Checking

Primary sources include university honor codes, publisher guidelines, and search engine documentation
Claims about detection technology reflect our actual implementation — we do not exaggerate capabilities
Statistics and policy references are verified before publication
Articles are reviewed for clarity, logical structure, and internal consistency

4. AI-Assisted Writing Policy

We may use AI tools to assist with research outlines, drafting, or formatting. However:

Every published article undergoes human review and editing before going live
We do not publish unedited AI output as finished editorial content
Factual claims, legal references, and tool descriptions are verified by a human editor
We disclose this policy transparently

Tool vs. Editorial

Our plagiarism scanner is automated software. Our blog is educational journalism — see our Disclaimer.

5. Updates & Corrections

We update affected articles when policies change. Report errors via [/fr/contact] with subject «Editorial».

6. Advertising Independence

Verifext is supported by Google AdSense. Our editorial team operates independently:

Advertisers cannot pay for favorable editorial coverage
Sponsored relationships — if introduced — will be clearly labeled
Editorial recommendations are based on reader value, not ad revenue
We link to external resources when they genuinely help readers

7. Originality of Our Content

We do not copy competitor articles or scrape third-party text. We quote external sources with attribution and use our checker internally for long pieces.