KHOJO uses a source-first editorial approach.
- Government and official institutional records are preferred for public data.
- Academic and peer-reviewed research is preferred for ethnographic and cultural claims.
- Community and oral-history evidence may be used when clearly identified.
- Popularity does not prove origin.
- Shared traditions are not assigned to one community without evidence.
- Exact dates, inventors, royal stories or origin legends are not presented as fact unless credible evidence supports them.
- Dynamic information should display source and freshness.
- Illustrative imagery must not be presented as documentary evidence.
Heritage evidence labels
A+ National heritage-register evidence
A Direct official/institutional evidence
A* Peer-reviewed or academic field evidence
B/B+ Supported regional/community evidence requiring careful attribution
C Research candidate only