How i8 Live reviews information

Our editorial policy explains how sources, translations, commercial claims and corrections move from Draft to Published.

People first, evidence attached

We organise content for people first. Verifiable statements use named sources, clear dates and a defined regional scope; unsupported claims stay out of public pages.

Four publishing gates

Every managed page moves through Draft, Review, Approved and Published. A later edit returns the working version to Draft while the last approved snapshot stays public.

Draft · write and source
Review · check claims and translations
Approved · all gates passed
Published · public snapshot only

What reviewers check

Review covers identity, regional scope, dates, visible wording, source quality, translation completeness and whether structured data matches the page.

Named HTTPS source
Five-language completeness
Visible copy matches markup
Correction leaves an audit trail

No GEO shortcut

Structured data and llms.txt help organise information, but they do not guarantee ranking or AI citation. Clear, useful, crawlable and well-sourced pages remain the priority.

Sources and review dates