Evidence over hype

Editorial policy

Each guide should say what we visited, what we researched from published sources, what is sponsored and when key facts were checked.

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Sources and sensitive claims

Halal certification, pork-free status, opening hours, accessibility, prayer-room and transport claims require a named source and checked date. Ambiguity is reported as ambiguity.

Drafting and translation

  • Research claims must come from named sources; drafting tools do not count as evidence.
  • No unreviewed bulk translations are published.
  • Translation preserves meaning and natural local usage.
  • We do not generate thin pages for every possible keyword combination.

Photography and representation

Image sources and rights are recorded. Generic context photography is labelled and must never imply that a particular venue was visited or depicted.

Unpaid recommendations and commercial relationships

The publisher may make a genuine editorial recommendation when the page explains why. If that recommendation appears first without a controlled comparison, the page must say so beside the recommendation and in the method. Payment cannot determine the position in secret. Sponsorship, ownership, employment, affiliate compensation, complimentary products and other material relationships must be named when they apply.