How we write the blog

Posts on this blog are published by the Wordabulary Team. We write about learning English vocabulary and about using Wordabulary, and we try to make every post useful on its own, even if you never use the app.

How AI is used

Posts are researched and drafted with AI assistance, then reviewed, corrected and approved by the team before they are published. A post is never published without a person having read the final words and approved them. We do not describe the blog as fully human written, because it is not.

Sources

When a post states a fact, a figure or a recommendation that someone else has published, we cite the original source at the end of the post. Links are checked automatically and we are told when one stops working, so we can replace it.

What we do not claim

We do not promise exam scores or results. Exam names belong to their owners, and we are not affiliated with them. Where we describe a level or a test, we say what it measures and point you to the organization that runs it.

Dates and corrections

The date on a post is the day it was published. When we change what a post says in a way that matters, we add a short note at the end saying what changed and when. Small fixes, such as a typo, do not change the date.

Tell us about a mistake

If something in a post is wrong, out of date or unclear, please use the contact page. Name the post and what you found. We read every message.