Source material missing: Son Ferriol Health Centre item cannot be rewritten
The Son Ferriol Health Centre feed entry arrived headline-only, with no body text, so no rewrite can be produced without inventing facts.
- Section
- Architecture
- Author
- By Elena Vasquez
- Filed
- Length
- 1 min read
Key takeaways
- Source entry for Son Ferriol Health Centre / LaBoqueria contained a headline but zero words of body text
- No project details, dates or quotes exist in the delivered source to verify against
- Rewrite is blocked until the full article body is supplied
The news feed delivered only a headline — "Son Ferriol Health Centre / LaBoqueria" — with an empty story body.
I can't responsibly publish a rewrite on that basis. Our editorial rules, and basic accuracy, forbid inventing project details, quotes, figures or dates that aren't in the source. A fabricated piece about a real health centre by a real practice would be worse than no piece.
What's needed to run this story
- The full source text (or a working link to it)
- Project facts: location, programme, area, materials, completion date
- At least one attributable quote if the original carried comment
Once the body arrives, the rewrite can go out under the Elena Vasquez byline at the usual 420–1,000-word length, with key facts and tags built from the source alone.
Source: ArchDaily
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Senior reporter covering money, funding and market shifts around construction industry, architecture, interior design at Built Current.
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