Editorial & Corrections Policy
Content is maintained under a role-based team identity because no individual author or independent expert reviewer is currently published.
Last updated: July 26, 2026
Authorship and review
The Vocabulary Test Editorial Team is the accountable site-level author for methodology explanations, educational guides, and practice content. This label represents the project’s content-maintenance function; it is not presented as a person, academic degree, or professional credential. Pages must not claim independent expert review unless the reviewer’s identity, relevant qualifications, scope, and review date can be verified and published.
Evidence standards
- Research claims should link to primary papers, official documentation, or recognized institutional sources where practical.
- Published findings must be distinguished from inferences made by the site.
- Official CEFR descriptors must be distinguished from approximate vocabulary-count mappings.
- Internal model metrics such as SEM must not be translated into a real-world accuracy percentage without validation evidence.
- Exam-preparation pages must not imply affiliation with test owners.
Updates and corrections
Material content pages should display a visible updated date. Substantive corrections should be made promptly after verification. A correction may update the text, source, structured data, and modification date. Minor spelling and formatting changes do not require a public correction note.
Translation policy
Localized pages may remain accessible with noindex while translation review is incomplete. They should not be advertised as indexable hreflang alternatives until key navigation, explanatory copy, claims, and metadata have passed language QA. Automated checks supplement but do not replace human review.
Conflicts and commercial influence
Commercial links, paid products, or email features must not determine factual conclusions or inflate assessment claims. Sponsorships, affiliate relationships, or paid placements should be labeled visibly if introduced.