Describe the collection honestly
Label the sung language, theme and intended mood accurately. Do not assume that a familiar deity's name identifies the language of a recording. Listen to the actual selection before describing it. If a collection mixes languages or includes spoken explanations, tell the listener rather than hiding the difference behind a broad label.
Preserve the original playback experience
When a service uses an embedded YouTube player, the video and its controls should remain visible. YouTube's developer policies govern integrations, including how content and player features may be used. A collection should not promise downloads or background audio simply because it has been given a radio-style interface.
Make editorial changes deliberate
Review additions before publishing them, and provide a clear message when a video becomes unavailable. A playlist can change without interrupting a person's current selection. Useful curation combines discovery with respect for the original source, giving listeners a convenient route to the recording rather than obscuring where it came from.
