How MyHousingWiki Works

1. What We Show

Every project page highlights community-reported positives and negatives so buyers and residents can evaluate real-world experiences, not only brochure claims.

2. How Users Add Issues

Signed-in users can submit:

• Issue heading (required)
• Description (optional)
• Proof text and/or proof files

For negative issues, proof is mandatory before submission.

3. Acceptable Evidence for Negative Issues

Evidence should be specific and reviewable. Accepted proof includes:

• URLs or screenshots of online discussions (like X, Reddit, Google reviews), at least 1 month old or with meaningful engagement on the post
• Screenshots of official WhatsApp conversations; provide multiple screenshots wherever possible to help the evaluation engine establish credibility

4. Verification Lifecycle

Newly submitted issues are initially shown as Unverified.

After evidence evaluation, an issue is either:

• Marked Verified, or
• Removed if evidence is not sufficient or not credible

5. Community Signals

Users can upvote or downvote issues. These signals help prioritize what appears first, while verification status provides additional trust context.

6. Responsible Use

Please submit factual, project-specific inputs with clear proof. Misleading, abusive, or unverifiable submissions may be removed.

For corrections or clarifications, contact info@myhousingwiki.com.

7. Builder and RWA Claimed Pages

Builders and RWAs can claim their project pages through our verification process. Once a page is claimed, authorized representatives can add official updates with clearer accountability.

Claimed-page capabilities include:

• Posting a verified response on any project issue
• Adding clarifications, status updates, and context on raised concerns
• Updating approved marketing material for that project page

This helps residents and buyers compare community reports alongside official responses in one place.