Editorial policy and sourcing standards

Read the sourcing, review, correction, automation and quality-control standards used for every FROM.you guide and calculator.

People-first scope

We publish only within cross-border money. We do not create location, currency-pair or query-variation pages by replacing names in a template. A page must solve a distinct decision, explain its limits and add a calculation, checklist, example or synthesis that earns its existence.

Sources and claims

We prefer regulators, standards bodies and official documentation. We distinguish examples from observed market data and never invent tests, customers, credentials, quotes or first-hand experience.

Automation and imported drafts

Docs Library articles are restricted to the FROM.you folder, sanitized and checked before scheduling. The publishing gate rejects thin structure, weak metadata, unnatural repetition, insufficient independent sourcing and near-duplicate text within a batch or the existing journal. Embedded remote images and active code are removed. Items that fail remain unpublished instead of being indexed automatically.

Editorial responsibility

FROM.you Editorial is responsible for every page published under this domain, including material that enters through the internal Docs Library workflow. Automation does not transfer authorship or reduce our responsibility to correct, improve or remove a weak page.

Corrections

Send a correction with the page URL and supporting source through our contact page. We review factual issues promptly and update the visible revision date when a substantive correction is made.

The publish or hold test

Publish

The page answers a distinct question, explains limits and adds a useful example, calculation or checklist.

Revise

The subject is useful but the evidence, structure or practical detail is too weak.

Hold

The page repeats another URL, swaps only a name or cannot support its claims.

Checks before publication

  • One clear search intent and one matching H1
  • Claims supported by appropriate sources
  • Examples labeled as examples
  • Natural links to the next useful decision
  • No invented testing, credentials or customer experience