Editorial policy
How CaseSwitch writes unique guides, credits experience, and updates pages — for readers and for ad-network reviewers.
Publisher networks (including Google AdSense) expect original work, a real author, and pages that help humans — not doorway templates. This policy is how we operate.
Original writing
Tool guides are written for that transform. We do not clone a competitor’s FAQ and swap the brand. Unicode platform pages (Instagram, Discord, WhatsApp, TikTok, X, Facebook) describe those products’ limits, not the same three sentences with a keyword change. If two tools are similar, the “compared with” section says how they differ.
Experience and expertise
We document behavior we implemented: Unicode mappings, canvas re-encoding, and JSON pretty-print. We state style-guide limits (title case is not your university’s manual). Classroom ciphers are described as weak on purpose.
Updates and corrections
Pages show a last-reviewed date. If a platform starts stripping a Unicode range, we update the matching font page. If you find an error, email contact@caseswitch.net with the URL and a safe example.
Thin content we refuse
We will not publish lorem-only URLs, scraped articles, or auto-translated gibberish. Locale URLs get native guides, including language-specific casing notes (for example German nouns, French titling habits, Japanese unaffected kana).
Advertising
Ads must not hide the tool or the guide. We do not place ads on pages that are only a paste box with no unique explanation. Privacy policy describes cookies and opt-out.