AUTHOR
Lim Min Tze
Founder and product developer of DoTheThing. Article bylines identify this role and link back to the creator profile.
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EDITORIAL STANDARDS
DoTheThing publishes practical education about task initiation and ADHD-related executive-function friction. We aim to make the advice clear, sourced where claims are factual, and honest about what a productivity tool can and cannot do.
THE WORKING RULES
USEFUL, CHECKABLE, AND CAREFUL
Source factual claims
Articles link to their references when they discuss research, clinical concepts, statistics, or healthcare information. We prefer primary research, clinical guidance, and credible institutions over unsupported summaries.
Separate lived experience from general evidence
Founder perspective and product experience are labelled as first-party context. They are not presented as universal evidence or clinical expertise.
Keep medical boundaries visible
DoTheThing is not a diagnostic, treatment, or crisis-support service. Educational content does not replace advice from a qualified health professional.
Correct and update
We review dated guidance and article maintenance dates. If you spot an error, outdated source, or unclear claim, email support@dothething.tech.
VISIBLE ACCOUNTABILITY
WHO WRITES FOR DOTHETHING
EDITORIAL REVIEW
Source and clarity check
Content is reviewed for source links, direct language, practical applicability, and appropriate health-information boundaries before publication or substantial updates.
COMPARISONS
Fit over hype
Comparison pages use official product sources, state what another product does well, and avoid invented ratings, testimonials, or unverified superiority claims.
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