Editorial policy

Decision guidance with
a visible chain of evidence.

Our job is to turn sourced city and service data into practical planning guidance without hiding uncertainty, commercial relationships or review dates.

Site policyBy My Vogue Vita Editorial DeskReviewed by My Vogue Vita Data ReviewUpdated Editorial policy

Who creates the content

The My Vogue Vita Editorial Desk owns the final wording, page structure and practical interpretation. The Data Review desk checks source links, dates, units, confidence labels and whether a claim is supported by the stored evidence. We use an organization byline until named contributor profiles can be verified and maintained.

What earns publication

A fully modeled city guide must answer how the workday operates, what a realistic month costs, where a traveler might live, which trade-offs matter and what should be completed during the first week. Catalog-only city records remain browseable but are not presented to search engines as complete editorial guides.

Source hierarchy

Government and operator sources lead for stay limits, public transport and official rules. Documented open data supports geography, climate and place records. Merchant pages may describe their own products, but they do not establish a citywide market price or independent recommendation. Small price samples remain labeled as estimates.

Automation and AI assistance

Automated tools may help collect, normalize, compare and organize public records. They may also assist with draft structure. A page is not marked reviewed until its claims, sources, dates and caveats have been checked against the stored evidence. Missing data remains missing.

Updates and corrections

Every modeled guide and service record displays a review date. Time-sensitive claims should be rechecked before a traveler commits money or relies on a rule. Material corrections update the affected field and review date; they do not silently convert an estimate into a verified fact.

See something wrong? Use the contact and corrections page and include the affected URL plus the strongest available primary source.

Commercial separation

A provider cannot purchase a better confidence label, city score or editorial verdict. Affiliate or sponsored relationships must be labeled near the relevant action. Commercial status does not replace source review.