Editorial process

Exam pages take minutes, parts and pass marks from content/exams.js, which cites the Goethe-Institut descriptions and model sets we used. Those numbers are not retyped into the essays. If the spec changes, the table changes with it. The English essays add a worked example, mistakes and a practice list. German, Arabic, Urdu and Turkish exam pages stay short and factual until a native-speaker pass exists.

Visa pages are generated from pathway rules that have a status and a last-verified date. A rule past its review date fails the build, so a public page cannot outlive the check. The date on the page is that check, not the day the HTML was generated.

Dictionary articles and ending hubs use the course word list plus the published reliability figures. We do not invent a new percentage for a blog post.

Author on the new guides is Fahrplan Deutsch. Reviewer is blank. You will see “reviewed: false” and the date of the last editorial pass. A later native-speaker review has to replace that line. It is not implied by publishing the page.

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