{"id":208586,"date":"2026-06-24T19:45:51","date_gmt":"2026-06-24T17:45:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/fivemx.com\/editorial-standards\/"},"modified":"2026-06-26T10:13:21","modified_gmt":"2026-06-26T08:13:21","slug":"editorial-standards","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/fivemx.com\/nl\/editorial-standards\/","title":{"rendered":"Redactionele richtlijnen"},"content":{"rendered":"

Redactionele richtlijnen<\/h1>\n\n

FiveMX publishes product, category and guide content to help FiveM server owners make practical buying and setup decisions. Content should be factual, concise and tied to the actual resource, category or workflow being described.<\/p>\n\n

Product evidence<\/h2>\n\n

Product media and descriptions should come from the current WooCommerce product, exact product IDs, existing approved media, supplier notes or a documented source that proves the media belongs to the exact product.<\/p>\n\n

Review process<\/h2>\n\n

Before publishing high-intent pages, we check the title, meta description, category fit, internal links, image alt text, product availability, download behavior and visible checkout path. Outdated pages should be redirected or updated instead of left as misleading ranking pages.<\/p>\n\n

Corrections<\/h2>\n\n

If a page contains an incorrect product detail, broken download reference or outdated setup note, contact FiveMX with the page URL and the correction evidence.<\/p>\n\n\n

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How FiveMX reviews and updates content<\/h2>\n

FiveMX publishes FiveM resource pages, guides, category pages, and server-operation content for players, server owners, and developers. The editorial goal is to make each page useful for a real server decision: what the resource does, where it fits, what should be checked before installing it, and which related FiveM paths help the reader continue.<\/p>\n

Product and resource pages are expected to use evidence that belongs to the exact item being described. Screenshots, videos, galleries, categories, and download notes should come from current WooCommerce media, documented source material, or exact legacy identifiers. Close title matches are not enough for media or compatibility claims.<\/p>\n

Guide content should prefer practical verification steps over generic claims. When a page discusses installation, performance, security, migrations, frameworks, or server operations, it should call out assumptions and testing limits instead of presenting uncertain results as guaranteed.<\/p>\n

Corrections are handled by updating the affected page, refreshing metadata where needed, and preserving redirects only when the current destination is exact and published. Pages that become outdated, thin, unsafe, or unrelated to FiveM may be expanded, redirected, noindexed, or removed from XML sitemaps depending on the evidence.<\/p>\n

FiveMX avoids unsupported compatibility promises. A page can mention ESX, QBCore, QBOX, standalone, MLO, vehicle, clothing, or script categories only when the page itself, product metadata, source evidence, or existing taxonomy supports that connection.<\/p>\n

Commercial and free resources are reviewed differently, but both should help a server owner make a safer decision. Free-resource pages should still explain setup risk, download\/source context, testing steps, and related categories instead of acting as thin download stubs.<\/p>\n

Internal links should point to the most useful next step: a relevant category hub, a related guide, a framework comparison, or a product collection. Links are not added only for keyword repetition, and old URLs are redirected only when the target is exact.<\/p>\n

SEO updates follow the same evidence standard. Titles and descriptions should explain the real page, schema should match visible content, and sitemap inclusion should be reserved for pages that are indexable, useful, and aligned with FiveMX search intent.<\/p>\n

When an audit finds a weak page, the preferred order is to improve the page, verify the rendered output, and document the evidence. Only when a page cannot be made useful should it move toward noindex, pruning, or exact redirect handling.<\/p>\n

This policy also applies to future automation: generated text must be reviewed against the live product, taxonomy, and source evidence before it is treated as publishable.<\/p>\n