Editorial policy: how we write at Vemetto

We want our content to be useful even if a reader never clicks a link or buys anything. That rule underpins our knowledge pages and guides.

Principle 1: independent value

Every article or guide should answer a real question or help with a clear decision. We do not consider a collection of links alone to be sufficient content, and we do not write pages whose only purpose is to send visitors to a store or platform.

Principle 2: source before claim

For changing topics such as events and news, we link to the organiser or official body wherever possible. In science, philosophy and history we prefer academic institutions, scholarly encyclopaedias and established libraries. A link does not make the source responsible for our wording; we summarise and explain in our own words.

Principle 3: fact versus opinion

When we offer an interpretation, recommendation or design perspective, we present it as editorial analysis, not absolute truth. Dates, specifications and verifiable facts are attributed to a clear source.

Principle 4: no invented prices or availability

Final price, stock and warranty are determined by the store and seller at the time of purchase. We do not publish a price, rating or discount unless it was taken from the source, and we date every snapshot.

Principle 5: disclosing commercial relationships

The site may contain affiliate links that can earn a commission. This normally does not change the price for the user, but it may support the site. We disclose this clearly on commercial pages and separate editorial explanation from the button to the store.

Corrections and updates

Time-sensitive pages show a last-reviewed date. If a date or venue changes, we update the text and the event status. Readers can send a correcting source, which the team checks before editing.

Use of AI tools

Tools may help with organisation or proofreading, but they are not treated as a source of facts. We never publish a date, price or biography based on a generated answer alone; there must be an openable source and human review of the final text.

Original Vemetto explainer in English, adapted from our Arabic page. Last reviewed: 9 November 2026.