Trace claims to official sources
Each source record lists the canonical guides that cite it, making it easier for crawlers and assistants to connect travel, visa, safety, and fraud guidance to the official reference behind the claim.
Source Graph Schema
This page documents the JSON contract behind FilipinaMeet's official source graph, connecting cited official references to the canonical guides that cite them.
The HTML source index remains the human-readable landing page. The JSON graph is the machine-readable feed, and the schema file describes the expected structure for parsers, audits, and AI retrieval systems.
HTML index
https://filipinameet.com/sourcesJSON graph
https://filipinameet.com/sources.jsonThe official source graph helps search engines, AI crawlers, and audits understand which external references support FilipinaMeet guides. It is designed for claim traceability: machines can identify a source, see the canonical pages that cite it, and then read those pages for the user-facing explanation and context.
Each source record lists the canonical guides that cite it, making it easier for crawlers and assistants to connect travel, visa, safety, and fraud guidance to the official reference behind the claim.
The source graph is an index. Use the cited_by article URLs for context, editorial framing, and the visible explanation that appears on FilipinaMeet.
date_modified values help retrieval systems identify the newest article refresh represented by the graph and avoid stale summaries for fast-changing topics.
source_count and citation_count let audits compare expected source coverage against the rendered source index and generated article metadata.
These required fields make the source graph predictable for validators and retrieval systems. They identify the versioned schema, locate the human and JSON endpoints, expose the latest freshness signal, and list source records with the articles where each reference is cited.
Schema URL for the source graph contract.
Canonical HTML page that describes the source index.
Canonical machine-readable JSON graph URL.
Declares canonical HTML pages as the authoritative content.
Latest article modified date represented in the graph.
Official source records with their citing canonical articles.