Editorial policy
Editorial masthead
Rina Pratama, Chief Editor. Rina oversees publication standards, corrections, and final editorial review. Daniel Hartono, Contributing Editor for Movement, reviews training and mobility features. Sari Widjaja, Research Editor, checks source notes and evidence framing.
1. Purpose
Naluri publishes clear, useful information about movement and healthy ageing for men over 35.
2. Evidence
Writers distinguish established findings, emerging evidence, professional interpretation, and personal experience.
3. Language
We avoid guaranteed outcomes, fear, shame, and exaggerated sales language. Advice is framed as a possibility, not a promise.
4. Independence
Editorial decisions are made for reader usefulness. Commercial relationships are disclosed where they could affect interpretation.
5. Review
Features receive editorial review for clarity, safety boundaries, and factual proportion before publication.
6. Corrections
Material errors are corrected transparently with a date and, where useful, a short explanation.
7. Sources
We prefer primary research, public health guidance, and qualified professional comment. Sources are selected for relevance rather than dramatic conclusions.
8. Personal stories
Stories are edited with consent and do not stand in for population evidence or medical advice.
9. Complaints
Send an editorial complaint to our Central Jakarta address or +62 813 7890 2468. We acknowledge credible concerns and explain review outcomes where appropriate.
10. Revision
This policy was updated on 5 October 2026. The desk reviews it at least annually.
The policy applies to reported features, explainers, guides, interviews, photographs, captions, headlines, newsletters if offered, and updates to previously published work. It does not require every article to reach the same conclusion; it requires the reasoning and limits of a conclusion to be represented fairly. Editors record material changes so readers can distinguish a correction from a routine wording or formatting update.
When evidence is limited, the article should say so in plain language and avoid turning an association into a promise. Contributors are asked to identify relevant qualifications, affiliations, and commercial interests before publication. The desk may request sources, method details, or a clearer distinction between observation and interpretation. Personal stories are checked for consent and edited to avoid implying that one experience applies to every reader.
Commercial partners do not receive private contact messages or control corrections. Paid placements are labelled separately under the advertising policy, and an affiliate link does not change the standard applied to an editorial claim. Readers can identify an article’s publication or update date near its heading and can contact the desk when a citation, attribution, or factual statement appears incomplete.
Complaints are acknowledged within seven business days where contact details are provided, and the desk aims to explain a review outcome within 30 calendar days. Send correspondence to Jalan Cempaka Putih Raya No. 15, Cempaka Putih, Central Jakarta, 10510, Indonesia, or +62 813 7890 2468. This policy was reviewed on 5 October 2026 and will be assessed at least annually or after a material change to the publication process.
This policy applies to reported features, explainers, guides, interviews, headlines, captions, photographs, newsletters if offered, and updates to previously published work. It does not require every article to reach the same conclusion; it requires the basis and limits of a conclusion to be represented fairly. Publication dates and update dates help readers distinguish a new report from a later correction or clarification. Material changes should be recorded by the editorial desk.
Contributors are asked to identify relevant affiliations, commercial relationships, and sources before publication. Editors may request original documents, method details, dates, or a clearer separation between observation and interpretation. When evidence is limited or contested, the wording should say so without converting an association into a promise. Personal stories require appropriate permission and should not be presented as evidence that one experience applies to every reader.
Corrections are assessed according to significance, source quality, reader impact, and whether the original wording could create a materially different understanding. Minor spelling or formatting fixes may not require a separate notice, while factual changes should be visible where practical. Commercial partners do not control independent editorial conclusions, and paid placements are labelled under the advertising policy. A reader may report an attribution, citation, date, or factual concern through the published contact details.
Messages are normally acknowledged within seven business days and a review outcome is targeted within 30 calendar days. Editorial correspondence may be retained for up to 24 months for accountability and continuity, with access limited to the people handling the review. Send concerns to Jalan Cempaka Putih Raya No. 15, Cempaka Putih, Central Jakarta, 10510, Indonesia, or +62 813 7890 2468. This policy was reviewed on 5 October 2026 and will be assessed at least annually or after a material process change.