Editorial policy
How Gora Academy attributes, checks and corrects its public language-learning material.
Publisher and responsibility
Gora Academy publishes and maintains the learning guides on gora.academy. Gora Academy is responsible for the final public page, its product claims and its corrections.
Authorship
A named contributor appears only when that person’s contribution is recorded and the byline is truthful. Articles without a recorded individual contribution—including mascot-led material—are attributed to Gora Academy. A byline is not created for an AI system or an invented expert.
Language and source practice
We prefer official institutions, primary sources and established reference works when a factual claim needs outside support. Learning guides include visible source notes when sources materially help a reader verify the answer. We distinguish regional variation and register instead of presenting one form as universal where real usage differs.
Product facts
Course availability, pricing, trial terms and store links are checked against Gora’s canonical product record and live store listings. Automated deployment checks block known stale claims and keep the website’s structured data and AI-readable files aligned with that record.
AI-assisted tools
AI-assisted tools may help organise research, test structure or prepare drafts. They do not receive bylines, and their output is not treated as a source. Public claims must remain traceable to the product, the contributor’s genuine expertise or a suitable external reference.
Corrections
If you find a language, product or attribution error, email hello@gora.academy with the page and the correction. We review the evidence, amend material errors and update the page’s modification date when the change is substantive.
Contributors
See the public profiles for Tom and Maja. Their profiles describe the perspective attached to their credited work; Gora Academy remains the publisher.
Last updated: 25 September 2026.