Fact-Checking Policy
Marjan Island Living is dedicated to providing accurate and reliable information for our readers. We understand the importance of factual content, particularly concerning home design, architecture, building practices, and sustainable living. This policy outlines our commitment to accuracy and transparency in all published articles.
Our Commitment to Accuracy
Accuracy stands as a core principle for Marjan Island Living. We aim to deliver precise details on everything from Italian interior design concepts to the specifics of passive house construction. Our goal is to ensure readers receive trustworthy guidance for their design and building projects.
The Verification Process Before Publication
Every article undergoes a verification process before it appears on our site. Our editorial team reviews all factual claims, statistics, and technical specifications. This step confirms that the information aligns with established knowledge and current industry standards.
Prioritized Sources
We prioritize specific types of sources to maintain high standards of factual integrity. Using strong sources ensures the information presented is credible and current.
- Primary Sources: These include original research papers, government reports, official building codes, architectural specifications, and direct interviews with architects, designers, or builders.
- Peer-Reviewed Publications: Academic journals and industry publications that have undergone peer review provide verified research.
- Official Statements: We consult press releases and public statements from recognized industry associations, regulatory bodies, and reputable companies. Examples include certification bodies for sustainable design or official manufacturers of building materials.
- Expert Consensus: Where appropriate, we reference information widely accepted within the design and construction communities. This includes established principles of structural engineering or widely adopted aesthetic guidelines.
Evaluating Claims
Our team evaluates all claims carefully. We cross-reference information across multiple reliable sources. This process confirms consistency and reduces the chance of error.
We assess the recency and relevance of all data. Older information may not reflect current building codes or design trends. We also consider the potential for bias in any source and seek independent confirmation when needed.
When a Claim Cannot Be Verified
If our team cannot independently verify a claim using our prioritized sources, we do not publish it as fact. Unverified information may be presented as a theory, a point of discussion, or explicitly noted as unconfirmed, if it adds value to the article. Otherwise, such claims are removed from the content.
Distinction Between Fact and Opinion
We clearly separate factual reporting from opinion, analysis, or commentary. Articles providing technical details about passive house construction contain verified facts. Pieces discussing aesthetic preferences in Italian interior design will reflect expert opinions or general trends.
Opinion pieces or articles containing significant subjective analysis are labeled as such. Our authors attribute opinions to specific individuals or groups when appropriate. This helps readers understand the nature of the content they are consuming.
Reader Reporting Process and Corrections
We value our readers’ input in maintaining accuracy. If you believe an article contains a factual error, please notify us immediately. Your feedback helps us uphold our standards.
To report a factual error, send an email to [email protected]. Please include the article title, the URL, and a clear description of the alleged error. Provide any supporting evidence you have.
Our editorial team will review your report within three business days. If we confirm an error, we will correct the article promptly. We will also add a transparent correction notice to the updated content. This notice will explain what was changed and when.
Last Updated
This Fact-Checking Policy was last updated in March 2026.