Editorial Policy

Purpose of editorial content

MyGE editorial pages are created to provide useful context for property search in Georgia. Their role is to help users understand cities, districts, transport, climate, paperwork and data limitations before they rely on an external listing or make a decision.

These materials are informational and analytical in nature. They are not legal advice, investment advice or brokerage representation, and final decisions should be based on independent checks and the original source.

How content is prepared

Editorial pages are written using the MyGE data model, publicly available contextual information and recurring practical questions relevant to renting, buying and comparing property in Georgia. We aim to keep the writing clear, restrained and useful rather than promotional, and we do not present aggregated third-party listings as if they were owned by MyGE.

Where a page refers to metrics, market structure or comparative signals, the framing should remain consistent with the MyGE methodology and current calculation logic. If data is limited or indicative, that limitation should be stated rather than hidden.

Editorial principles

We aim for accuracy, clear separation between editorial text, market statistics and external listings, and transparency about limitations. MyGE does not position itself as a real estate agency, does not guarantee the live status of an external listing and does not obscure the need to verify prices, documents, addresses and deal terms with the original source.

We do not create content to inflate indexable pages without user value, misrepresent third-party material or make unsupported promises. If a statement is uncertain or becomes outdated, it should be corrected, clarified or removed.

Corrections and updates

If you notice an error in an editorial page, email contact@myge.ge and include the page URL plus a short description of the issue. We review reports about inaccuracies, outdated wording and factual corrections in editorial content in the same practical way that we review listing-data correction requests.

Editorial materials may be updated over time as the project expands, wording improves or the site structure evolves, but the core principle remains the same: user usefulness and clarity come before SEO or monetization goals.