Concept

This is a Telegram media channel dedicated to walking routes in Moscow and the surrounding region, specially adapted for people with disabilities. The project not only introduces readers to specific accessible locations but also helps compile complete walking itineraries. This approach aligns with the route-oriented logic of an accessible environment—where the continuity of the path matters more than individual points of interest. The main goal of the project is to make urban walks more independent, safe, and predictable for people with disabilities—by providing honest, visually clear, and verified routes.

Media Data Sources

Only two sources grant a «verified» status: our passage and confirmed observation by a subscriber. The rest helps locate a spot and plot a route, but it does not confirm accessibility.

After Stage 8, the route card returns to Stage 3: re-verification based on deadline, season, or reader feedback.

Data Schema Divided into Human and Machine Processing

The data goes through eight stages. The automation collects, transfers, and verifies. The human verifies onsite, confirms values, and assigns the final grade.

The «travel time» field is intentionally omitted; it is replaced by the length in meters and the number of rest stops.

Guidelines for Automated Services in the Scheme

The automation operates faster than a human, but it is not responsible for the accuracy of availability data. Therefore, the rules are strict.

General rules for all stages.

1. If there is no data, the field remains empty with the notation «no data.» The automation does not default to «available» and does not invent values. 2. Every value is stored with its source and date. The source «site of the location» is not automatically marked as «verified.» 3. Only a human can assign the final rating and the «suitable» tag. 4. Doubt is indicated by the «for review» flag. As long as the flag remains on the card, it will not be published. 5. The language must be simple and clear: short sentences, without metaphors or subjective adjectives, and without travel time estimates. The automation does not write special features of the location. 6. Photos and stories from subscribers are published only with the author’s consent. Metadata is removed from photos before publication. 7. Every action taken by the automation is recorded in a log: what was done, when, and on what data.