Trust & transparency
Editorial Policy
This policy explains how MessageBlessings.com develops, reviews, attributes, updates, and corrects its editorial content.
Our editorial mission
We create content to help readers express care, celebration, encouragement, sympathy, faith, gratitude, and connection. Articles should answer the reader’s intent clearly and provide enough context to make the words useful in real situations.
Authorship and responsibility
Articles should identify an author or responsible editorial contributor when appropriate. Our primary author is Daisy (Theresa Mitchell). Author information is provided so readers can understand who is responsible for the content and the background relevant to the site’s subject matter.
Originality and added value
Original wishes, messages, prayers, blessings, explanations, introductions, examples, and practical guidance are developed for MessageBlessings. We do not aim to reproduce competing articles or publish pages that merely rearrange existing search results.
Quotes, sources, and attribution
Attributed quotations can circulate online with incomplete or incorrect sourcing. When a quote is presented as the words of a named person, we aim to use credible sources and avoid inventing a source. If attribution cannot be reasonably supported, we may omit the quote, mark the attribution as uncertain, or use original quote-style wording instead.
Readers can report attribution issues through our Contact page.
Use of AI-assisted and automated tools
MessageBlessings may use AI-assisted tools and automation to support topic research, organization, drafting, formatting, image ideation, and quality-control workflows. These tools support production; editorial responsibility remains with MessageBlessings.
Content intended for publication should be reviewed for reader usefulness, clarity, duplication, tone, factual claims, link relevance, and quote attribution where applicable.
Review, freshness, and updates
We may revise articles to improve clarity, correct errors, refresh examples, repair links, improve organization, or reflect better sourcing. Where the site displays an updated date, it should reflect a real editorial or substantive update rather than a cosmetic date change.
Corrections policy
Credible correction requests are reviewed and, when warranted, the affected content is corrected or clarified. Material corrections may result in an updated publication date or editorial note when that would help readers understand the change.
Advertising, sponsorships, and editorial independence
MessageBlessings may earn revenue from advertising or other disclosed commercial relationships. Advertisers do not receive control over our editorial wording, quote attribution, or corrections. Sponsored or affiliate material, if introduced, should be identified when disclosure is required or useful to readers.