The platform publishes two different kinds of material. This policy explains what readers can reasonably expect from each.
Publish work that is honest, readable, useful, and responsible about its limits.
Confessions are personal experiences, memories, and opinions submitted by users. They are reviewed for publication standards, but we generally cannot independently verify every event. They do not represent the platform's position.
Articles are editorial or informational pieces published for explanation, reflection, or practical context. They are presented in the Articles section with an author name where one was truthfully supplied, or with The Corporate Confessions as the publisher.
Comments remain the views of individual participants. Moderation makes them safer to display; it does not turn them into editorial advice or platform endorsements.
Personal stories and general articles are not a substitute for advice from a qualified medical, legal, mental-health, or financial professional. We do not claim professional review unless an article explicitly and truthfully documents it.
Articles should have a clear purpose, enough original substance to help a reader, a readable structure, and a title and summary that accurately describe the content.
Where an article relies on outside facts, research, statistics, or quotations, sources should be identified where practical. Personal observation should not be presented as established fact.
Content involving safety, self-harm, abuse, health, money, or legal disputes is reviewed with extra care for harmful instructions, unsupported certainty, privacy risks, and the distinction between experience and advice.
We may clarify, correct, update, or remove published material. Material updates may be reflected by an updated date. To request a correction, use the Contact page and include the article URL and supporting details.