Editorial policy

Direct answer

Official facts come from versioned Source Cards. Community notes never become requirements. High-risk source changes wait for a human reviewer. Waymora does not publish unlicensed immigration strategy or form-answer coaching.

Two voices

Official copy cites a Source Card and shows a Source Chip. Corridor Wisdom and Local Reality sit in a separate visual voice. They are dated, moderated, and they expire. A community note cannot mint a Source Chip, cannot change a Journey Item’s official requirement, and cannot label a named person or business as a scammer.

What waits for a reviewer

A detected change on a high-risk official page (visa, arrival card, permit, fee, or enforcement) goes to pending_review. It is not served as the current requirement until a person checks the government host and versions the card. Lower-risk directory facts, such as a host that still resolves, can stay visible with their last-checked date.

What we will not publish

A visa recommendation or eligibility decision.
Form-answer coaching or sample answers for a government form.
An invented fee, processing time, or document list.
City rent or commercial cost baskets without a licensed source record.
A binary “safe” or “scammer” label from community reports or a model.

Public pages

A page becomes indexable only when it carries a unique, dated, sourced claim that helps someone who has not installed the app. Destination hubs for Thailand and Vietnam list official hosts and emergency numbers. Visa-rule articles stay unpublished until the fixture cards are replaced.

Corrections

Editors version a change. They do not silently overwrite the old text. Send [email protected] the public URL and the official source. See Corrections and Source policy.