Editorial Standards
Bhajan Baan publishes devotional reading pages for bhajans, prayer categories, deity hubs, and festival collections. This document explains how we approach moderation, duplicate cleanup, transliteration, and public search quality.
Bhajan Baan is meant to be a devotional reading product. We prefer fewer stronger pages over many thin or repetitive surfaces. Search, category, deity, and festival pages should help real users continue their devotional reading.
Where multiple bhajan records drift into similar titles or near-identical lyrics, we treat them as cleanup work. Canonical routing and sitemap cleanup are part of keeping the public site readable and indexable.
A page should be understandable even if the user arrives directly from Google. That means clear headings, devotional context, related reading links, and enough information to understand why the page exists.
We also review whether a page is useful enough to stay prominent in discovery. If a page is too thin, too repetitive, or too dependent on parameterized URLs, we reduce its crawl prominence, noindex it, or remove it from public sitemap surfaces.
Festival and occasion pages are curated separately because they need more than a list of lyrics. They should explain the devotional moment, link to relevant bhajans, and help a first-time visitor understand the context immediately.
Copyright and Corrections
If you find incorrect lyrics, wrong deity mapping, duplicate pages, or copyright concerns, contact the team directly. Public quality improves faster when devotional readers report what is inaccurate.