Corrections and Content Maintenance

RightWords is a growing reference library. Large collections can develop outdated examples, duplicate titles, category mistakes or pages whose scope overlaps more than intended. We treat those as maintenance problems to fix rather than as permanent features of the site.

What we review

Maintenance includes duplicate and near-duplicate titles, incorrect category placement, broken or misleading internal links, unclear headings, formatting problems and wording that does not fit the stated audience or tone.

How corrections are handled

When a page needs improvement, the preferred approach is to correct the existing useful URL rather than create another near-duplicate page. Redirects or consolidations should be used only when two pages genuinely serve the same purpose and preserving both would make the library less useful.

Reader feedback

If a page is unclear or contains a mistake, readers can use the site contact method provided by the publisher to identify the page and the issue. Specific feedback is easier to review than a general request to rewrite an entire collection.