METHOD
A profile is a careful summary, not a promise.
We publish a place only when the available information supports a useful description of recurring experiences and their limits.
What a profile shows
The public view combines the overall rating distribution with recurring visit aspects, the amount of analyzed material and an uncertainty range for each result.
How topic shares are estimated
A topic share is an estimate, not a simple division of the visible mention count by the number of analyzed reviews. Each review signal carries its own probability and uncertainty; aggregation combines those contributions. That is why the estimated share can differ from a raw count divided by the displayed denominator.
What it does not claim
A missing topic is not treated as a negative result. A wide range means that the evidence is less decisive. A profile is not a certificate, guarantee or universal ranking.
Public boundaries
We publish aggregated findings and selected factual details. We do not publish author names or the full text of individual reviews. Places that do not meet the publication threshold remain unpublished.
When a topic is recurring
The short recurring-topic summary requires repeated review-level support — normally at least five signals — and a usable uncertainty range. A higher score with only one or two signals can still appear as an early signal in the detailed view, but it is not used as the headline recurring theme.