How these florist guides are made

A guide on this desk answers a question about the 12-row florist file: the sort, the hours strings, or the cells a listing page may print. The file dated 2 Nov 2026 is the fact base. A shop homepage may corroborate a title. It does not replace a rating.

1. Topic selection. The weekly review keeps search intent on this trade in this city: rank, hours, and fields. A second city or a second trade is out of scope.
2. Source collection. Tier 1 regulators are not in the florist file, and none were invented. Tier 2 notes are the shop URLs already stored on the rows, fetched on 2 Nov 2026. The allowed list is the editorial policy and docs/authority-sources.md.
3. First draft. Henrik Svensson writes the page. Every numeric claim points at a cell in the file or at a sentence fetched from a stored URL, with the access date beside it.
4. Editorial review. Linh Doan checks accuracy and tone. She is not the byline. She rejects a price, a test, a neighborhood guess, and a winner that the sort did not produce.
5. Update cadence. Each guide shows Updated 2 Nov 2026 and is re-read every six months, or sooner if the listing file is replaced. A regulatory change is not expected in this file, because the file is not a statute.

Research, outlining, and proofreading use AI assistance. The declaration is “human-curated, AI-assisted research”. Henrik writes the claims against the file, and Linh reads the page before it is treated as current. The human step is that review, not a hidden pass.