Editorial and Corrections Policy
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“WeProperty Editorial Team” is a general editorial byline. It does not mean every article has been professionally reviewed by a solicitor, accountant or another licensed practitioner.
Evidence and sources
Financial, legal, housing-policy and market-data content should link to original publishers and explain effective dates and limitations. Unverified cases, statistics or credentials should not be stated as fact. Illustrations must be labelled hypothetical; source counts alone do not establish accuracy.
Authorship and review
Use the WeProperty Editorial Team byline where there is no publicly verifiable professional reviewer. Do not invent experts. Distinguish editorial checking from professional advice on an individual case.
Dates and revisions
A last-reviewed date should reflect work actually completed and identify its scope. Explain material corrections; layout-only edits must not imply a full content refresh. Older pages require individual review: this policy does not certify the entire archive.
Commercial relationships
Our editorial standard is not to accept payment for rankings, favourable coverage or hidden links. Relevant commercial, referral or affiliate relationships should be disclosed on the page, rather than relying on an unsupported blanket neutrality claim.
Request a correction
Email cs@wepropertyhk.com with “Content correction” in the subject. Include the page URL, the disputed passage and a verifiable source. Do not send identity documents, banking details, full contracts or other sensitive information.
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