Method
Who edits and under which rules
Draftwage is an independent editorial board that publishes sheets on how secondary earnings and side income are drafted into household surveys, taxonomies and international measurement guidance. It is not a personalized advice outlet and not a placement service.
How topics are chosen
The agenda prioritizes public documents with an explicit method: statistical agency questionnaires, papers that use survey or administrative data, and measurement guidelines from international organizations. Pieces that frame outcomes, that rest only on anecdote, or that cannot be verified against a named source are set aside.
A topic enters the board when it supplies a measurable definition (what counts as a second job, which unit is observed, which period is covered) and when that definition can be contrasted with at least one documented methodological limit.
How sources are cited
Sheets name authors, institutions and, when available, the title of the report or article. Figures are attributed in the same paragraph where they appear. When sources disagree, the disagreement is recorded instead of selecting a single winning number.
Statistics are not invented. If a datum is absent from the cited source, it is not published. Paraphrase does not replace attribution.
What this board does not do
- Does not offer personalized labor, tax, legal or financial advice.
- Does not publish testimonials, reviews or success narratives.
- Does not describe content as a protocol that produces income.
- Does not presuppose the personal, labor or economic situation of any reader.
- Does not operate as a crisis or emergency service.
How we advertise
When Draftwage runs ads, creative copy does not claim or imply knowledge of the personal situation of anyone who sees the ad. Formulations that presuppose labor condition, income level, marital status, health or other individual circumstances are not used.
The landing page matches the ad: if the creative discusses how secondary earnings are measured or categorized, the destination is a sheet or institutional page on that subject, not a different offer. Testimonials and outcome promises are not used in advertising.
Corrections
Factual or attribution errors are corrected on the page when feasible, with a brief dated note. Correction requests are received at [email protected]. Messages should identify the URL, the passage and the source that supports the adjustment.
Commercial disclosure
Draftwage may, in the future, offer paid editorial products. While there is no checkout on the site, no active sales relationship exists. Any material commercial link will be declared on the relevant page. The refund policy remains published with a 30-day window for when it applies.