Editorial & Accuracy Policy
This policy explains how Calculator.org.in approaches formulas, examples, references, corrections, and AI-assisted content review.
Last updated: 2026-07-03
Editorial responsibility
Calculator pages are published under the responsibility of the Calculator.org.in Editorial Team. The team reviews formula behavior, validation cases, examples, citations, and correction requests. Where no named licensed specialist is shown, users should not interpret an editorial review as medical, financial, tax, legal, or engineering certification.
Formula selection
Calculator formulas are selected from standard, widely accepted methods for the calculation domain and documented in supporting page content.
Formula review
Formula implementations are tested with known examples, edge cases, validation rules, and quality gates before release. The review date displayed on a calculator page identifies the latest recorded content or implementation review.
Examples
Worked examples are written to explain how inputs produce outputs. They are intended to be educational rather than professional recommendations.
References
Calculator pages identify the sources used to support formulas or explanatory guidance. Primary standards bodies, government publications, and established educational references are preferred when available. References support transparency but do not transfer responsibility for site accuracy.
Updates
Content and formulas should be updated when rules, standards, assumptions, or better explanations are identified.
Correction process
Users can request corrections through the Contact page by sharing the URL, inputs, observed result, expected result, and supporting explanation.
AI-assisted content
AI tools may assist with drafting, checking, or organizing content, but human review is required before public release.
Version history
Calculator pages should include last-updated information and version history where practical.