Editorial and Public Itinerary Policy

A public itinerary may become eligible for discovery when it has enough visible trip detail to help another traveler understand the plan.

• The itinerary must be public or otherwise intentionally shared for public viewing.
• The itinerary should include meaningful places, schedule items, route context, notes, or similar travel detail.
• Signals such as likes, recency, completeness, and visibility settings may affect discovery eligibility or ordering.

Tripinned may manually exclude or reduce visibility for public itineraries even when automatic checks pass.

• Spam, copied filler, unsafe content, harassment, or misleading content may be excluded.
• Content that appears to expose personal information, private locations, or sensitive travel details may be excluded or reviewed.
• Tripinned can restore an itinerary after review when the concern is resolved.

Review decisions aim to be practical and conservative: protect privacy, avoid amplifying low-quality or harmful content, and preserve useful traveler-created itinerary examples.