Editorial Policy and Content Method
Editorial Policy: standards for people-first menu research, distinct search intent, sourcing, local verification, update dates, corrections and responsible consolidation of overlapping URLs.
People-first page purpose
Each indexable guide should solve a distinct user task. A nutrition page should provide a nutrition-check method and useful examples; a location page should identify the actual restaurant; a price guide should explain what is estimated and what must be checked locally. Pages are not created merely to repeat a keyword variation.
When two URLs substantially answer the same task, the stronger maintained guide becomes the primary destination and the overlapping route can remain accessible with noindex/canonical signals. This avoids contradictory menu lists and stale yearly copies.
Accuracy and sourcing rules
- Current global menu names are checked against the official menu.
- Location claims are checked against the relevant official restaurant page.
- Planning prices are labeled as independent estimates rather than official national prices.
- Nutrition and allergen content points to current official-linked resources and avoids safety guarantees.
- Historical promotions are not presented as active without current restaurant-level confirmation.
- Material updates receive a visible review date and evidence note.
Updates, corrections and automation
Automated tools may assist with formatting, comparisons or quality checks, but publication standards still require a useful user task, coherent copy, traceable sources where relevant and removal of repetitive keyword filler. The admin quality analyzer checks titles, descriptions, headings, body depth, internal links, sourcing, evidence and canonical consistency; it is a publishing checklist, not a Google ranking guarantee.
Readers can review the source hierarchy and corrections policy. The About page explains the site’s independent role.