Editorial Policy
title: Editorial Policy slug: /editorial-policy nav_label: Editorial Policy recommended_nav: false
Editorial Policy
The Zvid blog exists to publish practical, accurate, developer-friendly content about JSON-to-video automation and video rendering APIs.
Our goal is to help readers understand real workflows, make better architecture decisions, and ship reliable video automation systems.
What we publish
We publish articles about:
- Zvid API workflows.
- JSON video payload design.
- Programmatic video generation.
- Render job status and async video workflows.
- Subtitles, captions, voiceover, and timing.
- Product, listing, course, agency, and short-form video automation.
- Implementation mistakes and debugging patterns.
Accuracy standards
We avoid inventing unsupported numbers, benchmarks, customer names, pricing details, or product capabilities.
When an article describes Zvid API behavior, it should align with the official Zvid documentation. When a claim cannot be verified, it should be removed, softened, or marked as needing data before publication.
AI-assisted writing
We may use AI tools to draft, outline, edit, or improve articles. Human review is still required before publication.
AI-assisted content must be checked for:
- Technical accuracy.
- Clear examples.
- Non-invented facts.
- Useful structure.
- No fake case studies or unsupported claims.
- No exposed secrets, credentials, or private operational details.
Examples and code
Code examples are written for public API usage. API keys should always use safe placeholders such as YOUR_API_KEY.
Articles should not expose private keys, internal credentials, unreleased implementation details, private customer information, or internal publishing workflows.
Corrections
If you find an error, outdated API detail, broken link, or unclear example, contact us at [NEEDS DATA: corrections email].
Please include:
- The page URL.
- The section with the issue.
- What seems incorrect or unclear.
- Any relevant documentation link or reproduction detail.
We review corrections and update content when needed.
Sponsorship and conflicts
Zvid articles may mention third-party tools when they are relevant to the reader's workflow. Mentions should be practical and fair, not invented or misleading.
Sponsored content, affiliate links, or commercial relationships should be disclosed clearly if they are used.
Current sponsorship or affiliate disclosure: [NEEDS DATA: disclose none, or list active relationships].

