Editorial Policy | Angry Dance AI
Everything written on angrydanceai.video, from the homepage and pricing to help text and company pages, follows the rules below. The goal is simple: each page should make sense on its own, make clear where its facts come from, and be quick to correct when the maker or one of the video models behind it changes.
Testing before we publish
A description of a feature only goes live after we have checked it in the Angry Dance AI maker as it currently runs. That means confirming which models show up in the selector, which clip lengths and aspect ratios they allow and what the credit price on the button says before rendering. Where a model provider, not us, controls how something behaves, we say so on the page. No two renders are identical, so example clips are there to show the process, never to promise an outcome.
What we base model and trend claims on
Model capabilities, availability and feature names are taken from the provider's own published documentation whenever it exists, and the page names or links that source when a claim depends on it. What we say about the angry dance trend itself is based on publicly visible posts and public reporting, not on private information. Any screenshot or example clip we show is labelled as an example, never as a neutral benchmark.
Comparisons and numbers
We only present claims about speed, quality, price or one model outperforming another as fact when we can describe how we measured them: the model and version if known, the photo or settings used, how many samples we ran, when, and in what environment. Without that, we keep the wording descriptive and avoid anything that sounds like a guarantee.
Updated dates
A page gets a new "updated" date only when what it says actually changes; typo fixes and design tweaks do not count. Pages that touch your money or your rights, such as pricing, refunds, terms and privacy, are reviewed again whenever a payment provider, plan, feature or legal requirement changes.
Fixing mistakes
Found an error? Email support@angrydanceai.video with the link to the page, the sentence you think is wrong and, if you have one, a source showing why. We review every report, fix what turns out to be wrong and move the updated date forward when the correction changes the meaning of the page.
AI tools in our writing
We do use AI tools now and then to sketch outlines, condense documentation or smooth out wording. Before anything is published, a person on the team checks it against the live maker and the sources it cites. Text an AI wrote is never accepted as proof of anything by itself.
Who decides
The Angry Dance AI team has the final say on everything published here. Sales targets never outrank our duty to be upfront about limitations, third-party dependencies, the fact that we are an unofficial fan tool, and anything we could not confirm. You can read more about us on the About Angry Dance AI page.