These guidelines describe how we research, write and update articles on kdramavibes.one.
Our focus
We explain what is trending in K-dramas rather than chasing breaking news. Each article answers a specific question readers are asking: when it airs, who is in it, where to watch it, what the ending means, or what an actor has starred in. The main answer appears in the first paragraph.
Sourcing and fact-checking
- Release dates, episode counts, schedules and cast are verified with official sources: broadcasters (such as tvN, JTBC, MBC, SBS and KBS), streaming platforms (such as Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, Viki and TVING) and talent agencies.
- When sources disagree, we use the official source and state which region the information applies to.
- We never invent quotes, ratings or facts.
Rumors and personal lives
We do not report dating rumors, scandals or conflicts unless they have been confirmed by the person’s agency or by reputable media, and we always name the source. We avoid misleading or clickbait headlines.
Original value
We do not rewrite news stories or copy synopses from other sites. Every article adds something: explanation, context, comparison tables, schedules or analysis. We do not reproduce song lyrics.
Where to watch
We only mention and link to official, licensed platforms. We never link to unofficial or pirated streaming sites.
Spoilers
Spoiler sections are clearly labeled, so readers can choose whether to read them.
Images
We use official promotional material such as trailers, stills and posters from broadcasters, platforms and press kits, and credit the source.
Updates and corrections
Articles about airing dramas are updated as new information becomes available, and the “Updated” date is shown at the top. If you spot an error, please tell us through our Contact page. Confirmed errors are corrected promptly.
Independence
Advertising and partnerships never influence what we write or how we rank dramas.