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Every indexable guide shows a last-verified date and rests on named source ids. High-risk official changes wait for a human reviewer. If a guide disagrees with a government page, send Corrections the Waymora URL and the official URL. Editors version a change. They do not silently overwrite history.
A human checked the claim against its sources on that date. It is not a promise that the government will never change the page tomorrow.
Editors version the change. Old text stays visible in history where the product records it. Silent overwrite is not allowed.
Dated, sourced, answer-first pages are easier for AI search to cite than undated listicles. That is why Waymora refuses generated relocation blogs.
Email corrections with the public URL and the official page that contradicts it.
No. Community notes never mint a Source Chip or change a Journey Item’s official requirement.
Thin swaps, drafts, and pages without dated sources stay out of the index on purpose.
