Six things you should know about content here
1. The Space Kenya Verification Standard: we only publish entities we can verify
Every developer, project, county, finance provider and YouTube channel listed on space.ke meets a bar we wrote down and enforce in code. For YouTube channels and the developers who own them, that means an active channel with verified property content. Standard production discovery uses a 500-view bar; credible new-development videos with 50-499 views can also surface when they clear our property, safety, provenance and title-quality score. For projects, it means a verified developer link, a public website with a curated intro, verified video coverage, or a personal editorial sign-off from the owner. Anything that doesn't meet the bar stays on our private staging site for review; it never appears on space.ke. We publish a running, aggregate-only record of this work in our Trust log.
2. We never name or shame
Affirmative-only rule. We publish what we recommend, not what we don't. Failed or disputed entities are tracked internally so we can scrub their content from sync runs, but their names never reach the public surface. Editorial guides may teach the warning signs of property scams in pattern terms, never by naming a specific entity.
3. We never broker property or hold buyer funds
Space Kenya is a content and digital-services platform. Property transactions, escrow, and estate-agent work stay with your licensed advocate, your bank, and your EARB-registered agent, where they belong. The footer disclaimer says exactly this; we mean it.
4. Take-down requests have a documented path
If you think any content on Space Kenya is wrong about you, write to [email protected]. We review every request, keep a log of the action taken, and follow the internet-intermediary take-down procedure in Kenya's Copyright Act. Our sync engine also helps automatically: any YouTube video that becomes private, unlisted, deleted, or embed-disabled is removed on the next sync run.
5. One list, one topic, written by a person
We keep one standing list, and it exists for a single named topic: off-plan updates. You join it only by ticking the box on the off-plan page, which records the topic you agreed to, and nothing else on the site opts you in. Every message on it is written by a person, none is automated, and replying STOP removes you. Your address is held outside the website. There is no general newsletter and no other list. Read the privacy page for the full posture.
6. When Space Kenya has a role in a project, we say so
Space Kenya sometimes works for a project's principals, as owner's representative or advisor. Where that is true the project page says so, the project is left out of SpaceKE Advisory verdicts and Spotlight, and the Concierge names the role before it names the project. A role begins with a signed engagement letter, and the disclosure is on the page from that day.
Enforced, not assumed
These rules are not left to memory. Every one of them is checked automatically before anything reaches space.ke: the verification bar, the affirmative-only deny-list, the conflicts disclosure, and the take-down rule all run as part of our build and sync, and our editors and engineers work from the same written policy.
Questions
Editorial and take-downs: [email protected]. Anything else: /contact.
