FAQ

pome is a platform that aggregates and displays blogs whose ownership has been verified via DNS. Only blogs with real, verifiable domains are eligible. Scraped, reposted, or third-party publishing platforms are excluded.

Blogs operated by individuals or teams where the domain owner can verify ownership are supported.

DNS verification is used to technically confirm domain ownership. Email verification or OAuth alone cannot reliably prevent third-party registrations, which is why DNS verification is required.

You only need to add a single TXT record as instructed. This does not affect any existing records or settings.

1) Log in to your domain provider (e.g., Cloudflare, Namecheap). 2) Add the provided TXT record. 3) Save the changes. Detailed instructions are shown during registration.

Usually a few minutes to several tens of minutes, but depending on DNS propagation it may take up to several hours.

Yes. TXT records are used solely for ownership verification and do not affect your site’s content, SEO, or access permissions.

Ownership verification will fail on the next check and your blog will be unpublished. You can restore it by re-adding the record.

1) Register your domain → 2) DNS verification → 3) Content review → 4) Published (verified).

After DNS verification, we perform a lightweight review to ensure the site aligns with our guidelines.

We check that the site is not spam, not unauthorized reposting, not primarily ad- or affiliate-driven, and contains a reasonable amount of original content.

Yes. Spam sites, link-only pages, or sites suspected of copyright infringement may be unpublished.

Yes. After addressing the issues, please contact us by email to request a re-review.

No. We only collect articles under your sitemap or the specified blog path.

A sitemap is not required, but if available it will be prioritized.

It is the common URL path where your articles are located (e.g., https://example.com/blog). Only pages under this path are collected.

We crawl starting from the blog path, though accuracy may be lower compared to using a sitemap.

Articles are collected on a scheduled basis. The exact frequency is being adjusted during the beta period.

They are automatically extracted from HTML meta tags and structured data.

No. All displayed content is based on the original site.

The blog and all related articles will be unpublished.

No. DNS ownership verification makes third-party registration impossible.

They are not completely prohibited, but depending on content quality and operation, they may be unpublished.

No. Ownership of such platforms cannot be verified via DNS, so they are not supported.

To improve collection methods and display rules based on early user feedback.

Currently, pome is free. Paid features may be introduced in the future.

Each blog owner is responsible for their content. pome only aggregates and displays links and metadata.

You can reach us via the contact form or the listed support email.

No. pome does not modify your site or inject scripts. Registration has no direct impact on SEO.

pome aims to help readers discover quality writing. While some traffic may result, no specific traffic volume is guaranteed.