Editorial Policy
GetBoat Blog publishes boating and yacht-charter guidance, including AI-assisted drafts. A byline or a quality score alone does not prove an expert fact-check. The standards below describe our publication policy, not a claim that every historical article has already been reviewed.
Honest Attribution
The collective GetBoat Blog byline identifies the publisher, not an invented captain. Named contributors and qualifications must be supplied by the editorial team; automated drafts are not randomly credited to a person.
Recorded Factual Review
Safety, regulations, specifications, prices and review claims require explicit editorial approval. Reviewer names and dates appear only when that review is recorded. Historical articles may still need review; a numerical quality score is not verification of their claims.
Data and Limitations
First-party summaries must identify the dataset, snapshot date, filters and limitations. An advertised listing price is not a final booking quote or a guarantee of availability. External factual claims should link to the relevant primary sources.
Meaningful Updates
Publication and substantive content-update dates are separate from scoring and cache-maintenance timestamps. A recorded update does not imply a fresh expert review, and we do not promise that every article is reviewed quarterly.
Transparency
GetBoat is a marketplace for boat rentals. Our blog content may link to boat listings on GetBoat.com. We believe this context helps readers take action, and we always prioritise useful, honest information over commercial promotion.
Questions or Corrections?
If you spot an error or have a suggestion, we want to hear from you. Contact our editorial team at [email protected].