Editorial Guidelines

Josh Wayne, founder, writes and reviews every page on this site. There's no outside content team and no ghostwriter — the journal posts, the service pages, the town pages, all of it carries a named author because one person is actually accountable for it.

Town-specific facts — population figures, landmarks, local history — come from public records, official town and county sources, and established references, checked at the time of writing. Nothing about a specific town is invented to fill space; where a fact couldn't be confirmed, it's left out rather than guessed at.

Prices are never sourced independently — see below. Claims about BRIIGTE's own work stay limited to what's actually true on the day the page publishes, per the standing rule.

Every price on this site is pulled from one data file, checked against BRIIGTE-SVCS-2026-0805 v1.0, the rate card. No page hard-codes a number — if the rate card changes, updating the one file updates every page that quotes a price, and if a price on the site ever disagrees with the rate card, the site is wrong, not the rate card.

Every page carries a published date and a last-updated date, and neither is decorative. Content gets reviewed at least every ninety days — the same cycle BRIIGTE runs for a client's own baseline and review — and sooner than that if something changes: a price, a fact about a town, a service detail.

It gets fixed, and the last-updated date changes to reflect it. There's no separate correction notice or retraction page — the fix is the correction. If you find something wrong, email contact@briigte.co with the page and what's wrong.

Nothing goes on briigte.co that is not true on the day it is published. Not a client count, not a rating, not a badge, not a case study, not a team size. This page exists because that rule is worth nothing if nobody explains how it's actually kept.