Disclaimer
Last updated: 20 October 2026
This page explains what The Verbarium is and is not, and what you can
reasonably expect from it. It sits alongside our
Terms & Conditions,
which set out the full legal position. Where the two differ, the Terms &
Conditions take precedence.
What this site is for
The Verbarium is a free writing checker with smaller writing tools and guides around it, all about the wording of things people write at work: emails, job applications, notices and descriptions. The tools, the guides and the rewrites in them are general information. They are not professional, legal, employment, medical or financial advice.
About the rewrites and checkers
The example texts and rewrites are written for the articles. They show one good way to word something, and your situation may call for another. Where an article touches on something with legal weight, such as a refund refusal or a notice to customers, check the rules that apply to you before you send anything.
The checkers highlight patterns in text you paste. They run in your browser and do not send your text anywhere, except in Voice & Standards when you press a button marked “The Verbarium AI”. They flag places to look and cannot judge meaning, so a clean result is no guarantee that a text is free of errors.
The Verbarium AIIf you spot an error, please tell us.
About The Verbarium AI
The Verbarium AI is an automated assistant, not a person. It answers questions about wording from the articles on this site, says what a page is about, and writes or reworks a short text for work from what you tell it. Its answers and drafts are general information of the same kind as the articles. They are not professional, legal, employment, medical or financial advice.
A machine writes them and they can be wrong. A draft contains only what you gave it, with marked gaps for the rest, so check every fact, date and figure before you use it. Where a text has legal weight, such as a refund refusal, check the rules that apply to you first.
The summary and the answers in the “Ask The Verbarium” box inside an article are written from that article. Where they and the article differ, the article is what counts.
Unlike the checkers, the assistant does send what you type away from your browser. Our Privacy Policy says where it goes and what happens to it.
Editorial independence
Articles on this site are written independently. We are not paid to recommend
any product, service or dictionary, and no advertiser has any say over what
we publish or how we phrase it.
The site is intended to be funded by advertising, which is what keeps it free to read. Those
advertisements are supplied by third parties, are not selected or endorsed by us,
and their presence next to an article says nothing about its content. Anything
you buy from an advertiser is a matter between you and them.
External links
We link to other websites where it is useful. We do not control them, do not
endorse them, and are not responsible for their content, accuracy or privacy
practices. Following a link is at your own discretion.
Liability
Our responsibilities and their limits are set out in full in
Terms & Conditions,
sections 9 and 10. In short: the site is provided as is, we make no
warranties about it, and our liability is limited to the extent the law allows, but we never exclude liability for death or personal injury caused by our
negligence, for fraud, or for anything else that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Questions
Kleoniq Kosova, The Verbarium
Pallatet Deli Jorgji, Tirana, Albania
TheVerbarium@gmail.com