Trust, Privacy & Editorial Standards.
Mr. Wheels exists to amplify disabled and LGBTQ+ voices, share practical resources, and publish honest commentary grounded in lived experience. This page explains how the site handles information, chooses sources, distinguishes opinion from reporting, and corrects mistakes.
Privacy policy
Information you provide
If you submit a contact form, subscribe to updates, leave a comment, make a purchase, or support the project, the information you provide is used only to complete that request, communicate with you, or operate the service you selected.
Website data and cookies
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Payments and accounts
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Your choices
- Use the cookie-consent controls when presented.
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Mr. Wheels does not sell personal contact information.
Editorial standards
Mission and perspective
Mr. Wheels publishes from an openly progressive, disability-justice, LGBTQ+-affirming, and human-rights perspective. Commentary may be direct, but it should not misrepresent verifiable facts.
Accuracy
- Use primary and authoritative sources when available.
- Identify opinion, analysis, personal experience, and reported fact clearly.
- Link readers to supporting material whenever practical.
- Avoid presenting rumor or unverified social-media claims as established fact.
- Update time-sensitive community resources when reliable new information becomes available.
Independence
Sponsorships, donations, affiliate relationships, or free products do not purchase favorable coverage. Material relationships will be disclosed when they are relevant to published content.
Sourcing & corrections
Source selection
Preferred sources include government agencies, statutes and court records, established civil-rights organizations, recognized service providers, original interviews, reputable journalism, and clearly identified firsthand experience.
Corrections
Substantive factual errors will be corrected as soon as reasonably possible. When a correction changes the meaning of a published item, the update should be acknowledged on the page. Minor spelling, formatting, accessibility, or link repairs may be made without a separate notice.
Resource verification
Resource pages may display a “last verified” date. Organizations can change services, eligibility, hours, phone numbers, or web addresses without notice, so visitors should confirm urgent details directly with the provider.
Community safety
Comments and participation
People may disagree, but harassment, threats, dehumanizing language, deliberate misinformation, doxxing, spam, and attacks based on disability, race, ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity may be removed.
Professional advice
Site content is educational and informational. It is not a substitute for personalized medical, legal, financial, or emergency advice. Call 911 for immediate danger in the United States, or use an appropriate crisis service listed in the Community Resource Hub.
Technology and responsibility
Technology may assist with production, formatting, accessibility, or research organization. Published viewpoints and final editorial decisions remain the responsibility of Mr. Wheels.
Report an error or privacy concern
Email ryan@mrwheels76.com with the page address, the information that needs attention, and—when possible—a reliable source supporting the correction. Accessibility barriers can also be reported through the Accessibility Statement.

