This page explains how we write, check, and update the articles on WP Educated, and what you can do if you find a mistake.
We write about WordPress, web development, hosting, security, performance, and SEO. We stick to topics we know and can test, and we aim to make every article useful to the person reading it.
We start with a real question or problem that site owners and developers run into.
We write the steps in plain language and explain why each step matters.
We test code and settings ourselves before we share them, and we mention which versions we used when it matters.
We check facts and numbers against official sources, such as WordPress.org documentation, plugin pages, and software makers’ own guides, and we link to them when it helps.
WordPress and its tools change often. We review our articles from time to time and update them when something becomes out of date. When we make a big change, we update the article so you can see it is current.
We make mistakes like everyone else. If you spot something wrong, please email us at contact@wpeducated.com with a link to the article and a short note about the problem. We will check it, fix it as soon as we can, and note the change in the article when it is important.
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