Editorial policy
How the CoreCodify blog is researched, drafted, checked and corrected.
Who writes this blog
I am Usama Ali, and CoreCodify is my product brand. This page explains how posts on the CoreCodify blog are made, how we handle updates and corrections, and when a post mentions a product.
How posts are researched and drafted
Posts on this blog are researched and drafted with AI tools. I use those tools to gather sources, structure a draft and write the article. Every fact and every quote is then checked against the linked sources before the post goes up. If a figure, a price, a date or a quote cannot be confirmed in a source we can link to, it does not go in the article.
I oversee the site and the standards on this page. I do not personally review or edit every post, and the articles do not claim that I ran the tests or used the products they describe unless the article says so and links to the evidence.
Sources
We link to the sources we used, usually at the end of the article. Treat a post as a starting point and check the original if you are going to rely on a number or a claim, because products and prices change.
How posts are updated
If a source we cited is corrected, or a fact in a post is no longer right, we update the article. The date on the post is the original publication date. When we make a substantive correction, we note it in the article.
Corrections
If you spot an error, use the support page or email [email protected]. Tell us the article and what is wrong. We will check the sources and fix the post if the correction is right.
How product mentions work
Some articles mention a CoreCodify product when it is relevant to the topic, for example a pricing calculator in a piece about cost, or a checklist in a piece about launching a site. Those mentions are optional. The article is free to read whether you buy anything or not. Product files are sold on Gumroad; this site does not take payment. We do not invent features, prices or reviews.
Questions
Questions about this policy, or about a specific post, belong on our support page, or email [email protected].
Usama Ali, Founder of CoreCodify
