Editorial Policy

What we publish

• Guides about market replay, price action practice, and journal workflows
• Free tool pages that explain position sizing, drawdown, expectancy, and risk math
• Product education pages that explain how SkillCandle features work
• Trust, support, pricing, and policy pages needed to understand the platform

How pages are written and reviewed

Each page starts from a specific user problem, search intent, or product workflow. We aim to keep public pages practical and product-aware rather than publishing broad market commentary for volume alone.

• Every article has a named author and review attribution
• Pages are updated when workflows, screenshots, or product behavior change
• We avoid filler sections added only to increase page length
• Thin, outdated, or unclear pages are revised, consolidated, or removed

Content standards

A page should stay live only if it adds clear value: distinct intent, useful examples, readable structure, and enough original explanation to stand on its own.

Pages that mainly act as routing helpers, placeholders, or repetitive template variants should not be treated as core reader-facing content.

Corrections and contact

If you notice an error, outdated screenshot, broken workflow description, or policy issue, contact support@skillcandle.com.

For broader company and product context, see the About SkillCandle page.