https://dressage-wiki.com/about/Recent content in About Dressage Wiki: Who Writes It and How on Dressage WikiHugoenSun, 05 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0200https://dressage-wiki.com/about/editorial-board/Sun, 05 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0200https://dressage-wiki.com/about/editorial-board/<p>Dressage Wiki is written and maintained by an editorial board. Authorship is organisational: every article is published as the work of the board, revised over time by more than one person, and reviewed by the specialist responsible for its subject before publication and at each update. This page describes the roles on the board and what each one reviews.</p> <h2 id="editors">Editors</h2> <p>The editors research and write the articles, maintain the internal consistency of the wiki (terminology, cross-references, the glossary), track the sources each article depends on, and run the update schedule described in the <a href="https://dressage-wiki.com/about/editorial-policy/">editorial policy</a>. The editors work in English, Dutch, French and German, which the European horse market requires: studbook regulations, auction conditions and sale contracts are frequently available only in their original language.</p>https://dressage-wiki.com/about/editorial-policy/Sun, 05 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0200https://dressage-wiki.com/about/editorial-policy/<p>Dressage Wiki is an encyclopedia about buying dressage horses in Europe. This page describes how its articles are produced and maintained. The policy exists so that readers can judge for themselves whether to trust what they read here.</p> <h2 id="purpose-and-scope">Purpose and scope</h2> <p>The wiki documents the European dressage horse market for buyers: the purchase process, prices, breeds and studbooks, bloodlines, veterinary examination, contracts, transport and import. It describes how things work; it does not sell horses, list horses for sale, recommend specific sellers, or broker introductions.</p>