Our company is committed to the highest editorial and ethical standards in providing online content relating to Google penalty removal services.
1. Introduction
We are committed to providing objective, evidence-based and trustworthy information and guidance on all aspects of penalty removal.
The following sections set out our editorial principles, standards and processes:
2. Principles
2.1 Accuracy
Our content will be accurate, balanced and transparent. Information given will be judged against the best available scientific evidence and sources named wherever possible. Where content contains conjecture or opinion, this will be clearly indicated.
2.2 Accountability
Our company is accountable to its audiences and will deal fairly with them. We will be open to admitting mistakes and encourage a culture of learning via user feedback. In addition, the editorial processes will be transparent.
2.3 Serving the public
Our company will put its audiences’ interests first when sourcing and developing content. We will consult with relevant professional bodies, charities and other interest groups, but serving our clients’ interests will remain paramount.
2.4 Taste and decency
All content on our website will be suitable for a general audience and will not include reasonably deemed offensive material.
2.5 Impartiality and diversity of opinion
Our content will be objective, impartial and even-handed. Where views differ, and no scientific consensus can be found, we will reflect all significant strands of opinion and state the uncertainty clearly.
2.6 Privacy
We are committed to maintaining strict privacy controls. Personal information, including any correspondence, will not be disclosed without the user’s prior explicit consent unless we are required to do so for legal reasons (such as a Court Order) or disclosure is in the public interest. Permission will be sought from service users where photographic images are used.
2.7 Funding
Our company funds our online communications. We do not carry advertising and do not accept corporate sponsorship.
3. Standards
Our company has a dedicated team of editors. We have a clear mandate to produce accurate, balanced and transparent information. Accordingly, no website editor, author, or administrator will be asked or is permitted, to provide favoured treatment to any partner organisation, and all editorial staff must fully disclose any financial or other interests they may have in any penalty removal-related companies or organisations.
In accordance with our policy, all staff, including editorial staff, are required to disclose any conflict of interest with other organisations, including marketing-related companies.
Our Chief Executive Officer investigates any potential conflict of interest or complaints to https://prisonislandbelfast.com/; these will be highlighted by the website editor, who will investigate the matter and reach a decision. In addition, where outside organisations or individuals produce content, we require that such agents disclose outside interests similarly.
4. Staff Training
All editorial staff are given training to ensure editorial standards are met.
5. Editorial process
5.1 Phase 1: Research
The evidence-based knowledge that informs all our content is derived from the direct experience of people involved in penalty removal services.
5.2 Phase 2: Production
Once a piece of content has been drafted, it is edited by a member of the team:
It is checked for:
- Accuracy
- Balance
- Accessibility
- Tone
Written content is then passed on to the website Editor to be checked for:
- Common factual errors
- Spelling
- Grammar
- Adherence to house style
- Overall presentation
- Clarity
5.3 Phase 3: Policy sign-off
The Chief Executive Officer must approve our policies before they are published online.
5.4 Phase 4: Review of content
The content on the website https://prisonislandbelfast.com/ is reviewed systematically. Major content is reviewed annually, and content less susceptible to change in knowledge and evidence is reviewed at least every two years.
Comments from users and stakeholders on published content are considered on a day-by-day basis as they arrive, and content reviewed and amended immediately if necessary.
6. Appeals procedure
In the unlikely event of a complaint about online content that the editor cannot resolve, the matter will be escalated to the Chief Executive.