An interpretation is not a verdict
No chart, hexagram or spread should be presented as an unchangeable verdict about a person’s destiny. Responsible interpretation states its assumptions, school and uncertainty, and leaves the choice of action with the person concerned.
Professional fields that cannot be replaced
Questions involving physical or mental health, legal disputes, investment or lending, violence risk and personal safety require qualified professionals. Mystical content may help organize feelings, but it cannot diagnose illness, determine a lawsuit’s outcome or guarantee an investment return.
Reject fear-based business models
A platform should not predict death or disaster, use language such as “pay immediately to remove this,” exaggerate the danger of an isolated symbol, or create a cycle in which repeated payments are required to relieve anxiety.
Respect third parties and minors
Relationship readings should focus on what the user can observe and take responsibility for. They should not encourage surveillance, manipulation or major decisions on behalf of a third party. For minors, do not provide highly certain conclusions about personality, marriage, illness or the course of life.
Protect birth data and journals
Birth dates, exact times, places, relationship questions and personal journals may be sensitive data. Users should understand how data are used, be able to choose anonymous use, and have the right to export and permanently delete their data. Public cases require permission and necessary anonymization.
Label sources of content
- Distinguish classical texts, historical research, school-based claims, editorial synthesis, user experience and AI-generated material
- identify the edition being cited
- and clearly flag disputed claims or incomplete evidence.
A powerful interpretation increases a person’s understanding and choices rather than reducing them.