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FanEdit Editorial Policy

FanEdit publishes category education, creator-campaign guidance, research snapshots, and product information. Pages should distinguish measured facts from opinion, cite primary sources where available, disclose comparison limits, and never invent partner results or confidential campaign details.

By FanEdit Editorial Team · Updated Aug 17, 2026

Home

Fan edits, creator rankings, and Hall of Fame discovery live in one public category surface.

Engine

VibeEdit is the AI-native editing system behind footage understanding and edit workflow acceleration.

Campaigns

Brands use FanEdit to source editors, brief launch waves, review creative, and learn from fandom response.

01

Authorship and responsibility

FanEdit Editorial Team identifies organization-authored pages. Product claims describe FanEdit’s own workflow; outside product claims should link to first-party documentation whenever practical.

02

Evidence and original data

Statistics must name their dataset, date, and scope. Case studies must distinguish verified campaign results from planning examples. Confidentiality is not permission to manufacture precision.

03

Comparisons and commercial interest

FanEdit may compare its product with alternatives, but comparison pages must state their evidence boundary, link to primary sources, and acknowledge that FanEdit has a commercial interest in the outcome.

04

AI assistance and corrections

AI may assist with drafting, organization, or quality checks, but public claims remain FanEdit’s responsibility. Material factual corrections should update the page date and, when necessary, add a correction note.

What to read next

How FanEdit works behind the page.

The About section explains the practical pieces behind FanEdit: how footage becomes searchable, how AI editing helps without flattening taste, and how repeatable edit formats become campaigns.

For brands

Campaigns need taste and operations.

FanEdit is built for the messy middle between a social brief and culture: sourcing fan editors, preparing approved assets, shaping creative guardrails, and reviewing short-form work without flattening what makes fan edits feel native.