Editorial Policy
Last updated: 31 August 2026
This Editorial Policy explains how My Morocco prepares, reviews, updates, and corrects content published on my-morocco.com.
My Morocco is published and edited by John Harris.
1. Editorial Focus
My Morocco publishes content about Moroccan recipes, ingredients, cooking techniques, food culture, dining traditions, and related topics.
The aim is to provide clear, useful, and responsible information for readers interested in Moroccan food.
2. Research and Sources
Articles are researched before publication. The level of sourcing depends on the topic.
Recipe and cooking content may rely on culinary references, ingredient information, practical cooking knowledge, and comparison of established methods.
Historical, cultural, dietary, medical, safety, or other sensitive claims require stronger supporting evidence.
When a claim needs verification, My Morocco may use sources such as:
- government and public-health websites;
- academic or peer-reviewed research;
- recognised food-safety organisations;
- official tourism or cultural organisations;
- reputable culinary references;
- primary sources where available.
3. Recipes and Adaptations
Moroccan recipes often vary between regions, families, and individual cooks.
My Morocco does not treat one version of a dish as the only valid version.
When a recipe changes an important traditional ingredient, technique, or presentation, the article should identify it as an adaptation where appropriate.
4. Accuracy
Articles should avoid presenting uncertain information as established fact.
Specific cultural, historical, health, safety, or dietary claims should be supported when needed.
If information cannot be verified with reasonable confidence, it should be removed, rewritten, or clearly qualified.
5. Health and Dietary Content
My Morocco does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment advice.
Content involving celiac disease, food allergies, dietary restrictions, supplements, herbs, or health effects requires additional care.
Readers should verify ingredients, product labels, preparation methods, and cross-contact risks when a medical or dietary condition is involved.
Health-related information should rely on appropriate authoritative sources where possible.
6. Authorship
Articles published by My Morocco are attributed to John Harris.
Author information is available on the dedicated author page:
7. Editing and Review
Articles may be reviewed for:
- factual accuracy;
- clarity;
- usefulness;
- food-safety concerns;
- broken links;
- outdated information;
- unsupported claims;
- formatting and readability.
Substantive updates should reflect real changes to the article rather than changes made only to create the appearance of freshness.
8. Corrections
If an error is identified, My Morocco may correct, clarify, update, or remove the affected material.
Readers are encouraged to report factual problems through the Contact page.
9. Advertising and Commercial Content
Advertising should remain separate from editorial judgment.
The presence of an advertisement does not mean My Morocco endorses the advertiser, product, or service.
If affiliate links are used, commercial relationships should be disclosed clearly.
10. AI-Assisted Work
Digital tools, including AI-assisted tools, may be used to support tasks such as research organisation, editing, formatting, or language improvement.
Published content remains subject to human review by the publisher and editor.
AI output should not be treated as a reliable source for factual, medical, cultural, historical, or safety claims without independent verification.
11. Reader Feedback
Readers may contact My Morocco to report errors, suggest corrections, or raise concerns about published content.
Useful feedback is reviewed and content may be updated when appropriate.
12. Contact
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