En JB POST publishes practical guides for English-speaking visitors to Korea, especially people planning a first trip. Its purpose is to make practical decisions easier: what to prepare, how to compare transport, and where to check booking details. The editorial standards below guide research, publication and corrections.
Sources and verification
Travel facts should be checked against relevant official sources, such as an attraction, transport operator, airport, tourism organization, or public agency. Korean-language information can provide details that an English page omits. Names, addresses, fares, operating hours, and booking conditions need sources appropriate to the specific claim. Conflicting or unclear information should be resolved, qualified, or left out. Source links should help readers check the details themselves.
Korean blogs and RSS headlines can suggest places and questions to investigate. A headline or another person's experience is a starting point for research. It does not establish current opening hours, availability, or conditions for every visitor.
Original, practical guidance
A guide should add useful planning work: a comparison, preparation checklist, explanation of a choice, or an alternative when plans change. It should use independently written wording rather than reproduce or simply translate another article. Text, photographs, and maps must have a documented basis for use and any required credit.
AI assistance and editorial responsibility
AI tools assist with organizing research, drafting, and English editing. AI-generated statements are not evidence; factual claims need support from the sources cited in a guide. Publication and corrections remain the responsibility of En JB POST's operator. Automated checks can help identify missing information or inconsistencies, but they do not prove that a fact is accurate.
Experience, dates, and corrections
Research-based guidance must be distinguished from firsthand reporting. Personal visits, app tests, purchases, and booking experiences should only be claimed when they actually happened. Suggestions and editorial judgments should be recognizable as such, with their relevant limits explained.
A source-check date records when the cited information was checked. It does not establish that a journey or booking was tested, or that details will remain unchanged. Material corrections should be identified when made, and update dates should reflect actual work. Readers should confirm time-sensitive details with the provider before traveling.
Advertising and commercial relationships
If a guide includes affiliate links, sponsored material, paid placement, or a hosted visit, the relevant relationship must be disclosed clearly where readers can see it before acting on the recommendation. Advertising should be recognizable. Commercial arrangements must not remove the requirement to verify claims, explain trade-offs, or include relevant limitations. Topic selection should begin with the reader's planning needs.