Editorial Policy

Our editorial policy is to publish plain-English astrology content for self-reflection, using consistent references, editorial checks, and human approval. We use AI language models to help draft pages, but a person reads and approves each page before publication.

How we make our pages

We begin every placement explanation and lesson by researching what beginners search for and what existing pages miss. We use that research to shape what each page explains.

We write drafts with the help of AI language models, then use a second model as an editor. Automated checks review facts, repetition, and length, and a person reads and approves the page before publication.

Our references and calculations

We use a fixed reference table for astrological correspondences across the site. This covers planetary rulers, elements, modalities, and dignities, the traditional categories used to describe placements.

We base our free calculators on a real astronomical ephemeris, a reference for planetary positions. When we publish dates of planetary transits, we calculate them with the ephemeris rather than write them from memory.

How we present astrology

We present astrology as a symbolic language for self-reflection, not as science or a prediction of fate. We describe tendencies rather than treating a birth chart as a fixed outcome.

We do not provide medical, psychological, legal, or financial advice, or predict illness, death, or specific events. We do not use celebrity examples because we cannot verify their birth times.

We do not rank signs as better or worse. When we describe difficult placements, we name the challenges honestly and include practical ways to work with them.

Updates and corrections

We write and maintain the site as the Natal Sky editorial team. We show the date each page was last updated.

We make corrections when readers point out errors. To report an error or suggest an improvement, email us at hello@astrologyomaha.com.