Current claims get dates
Events, agency rules, deadlines, prices, and safety guidance carry a review or verification date and link to the source that decides the claim.
TRUST IS A PRODUCT FEATURE
The source should be closer than the claim.
Florida.how separates current fact, editorial judgment, and conceptual atmosphere. These standards govern the difference.
VERSION 0.1 · JUL 13, 2026
Official sources lead
Government agencies, parks, organizers, tribal institutions, cultural institutions, and official destination organizations are preferred for factual and operational details.
Curation is explained
Featured places are selected for a balance of demand, resident importance, history, culture, geography, distinct experience, and useful content depth, not population alone.
Price language stays exact
We label an event free only when the source supports that claim. Otherwise we state the known price or tell readers to check the official listing.
Imagery is honest
The homepage causeway visual is conceptual atmospheric imagery, not documentary photography of a named location. Factual visuals should be labeled and sourced.
Communities are not props
We name the people, histories, and living institutions behind a place. Indigenous, Black, immigrant, working-waterfront, service-worker, and environmental realities belong in the main story.
Useful limits are visible
We do not pretend to provide live availability, legal advice, insurance advice, emergency alerts, or exhaustive event coverage when the product does not.
Corrections stay traceable
Material errors are corrected against a primary source and the review date is updated. Public correction channels will be named before launch.