Definition of a complete page
A pest profile needs characteristic signs, evidence against the identification, a high-value next check, safe first steps, escalation criteria and traceable sources. Evidence guides need measurement instructions, candidate coverage and handling boundaries. Comparison pages need an observable decision table rather than two copied biographies.
Search indexing gate
- Unique search intent and page title
- Original synthesis that adds a decision or workflow
- Validated internal links and canonical URL
- Visible sources and review date where appropriate
- No placeholder copy, fake review or unsupported certainty
- No near-duplicate combination page
Corrections
Substantive corrections update the source data and regenerated page together. The repository history preserves what changed and why. A correction that affects safety language is prioritized over editorial expansion.
Advertising independence
Advertising, affiliate relationships or service-provider placement may not influence clue weights, candidate order, evidence descriptions or escalation language. Ads are not activated until the site has a real publisher account, consent implementation and adequate original content.
Use of automation
Automation may validate schemas, links, metadata and deterministic calculations. It may not invent evidence characteristics, fabricate expert review, create false specimen photographs or publish large batches without human review.
Language expansion
Translations must preserve scientific names, safety boundaries, measurement meaning and equivalent-page relationships. New languages are added only when the complete user workflow and core evidence clusters can be maintained—not as isolated keyword pages.