FAQ

We answer “Which spelling is correct?” and “Which word should I use?” questions. We explain the correct form, show examples, and point out common mistakes. The goal is clarity. Simple writing wins.

Not exactly. We’re closer to a practical guide. Dictionaries define words. We focus on common confusion, spelling mistakes, and usage choices — and we explain them like a human would.

Yes, when it’s relevant. Many spelling questions depend on region (for example, color vs colour). When both are accepted, we say so clearly and explain where each is used.

Regularly. Sometimes we publish multiple pages in a day. Sometimes we focus on improving older articles. Quality matters more than speed — but yes, we move fast.

We start with authoritative dictionaries and established usage references. When a case is complex, we check style guides and real-world usage data. If the answer depends on context, we don’t hide that — we explain it.

We may use tools to assist with drafting and structure, but we review, edit, and refine content for accuracy, tone, and clarity. Language mistakes are subtle. Human review matters.

In other words: we do not publish unreviewed, low-quality content at scale. That’s not the kind of site we want to be.

For everyday writing and common spelling questions, yes — that’s what we’re built for. For high-stakes publishing (legal, academic, medical, or formal editorial work), we recommend verifying with the relevant style guide or professional editor. We also provide disclaimers for clarity: Disclaimer.

Tell us. Seriously. If you spot a mistake or think something is unclear, submit a correction and include the page link. We’ll review it carefully and update the content if needed. Use this page: Suggest a Correction / Submit a Name.

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We read every message. If you ask a clear question, we usually respond. If you send a one-word email with no context, we may not. Give us a link, give us the word, give us the detail — and we’ll do our best.

Yes. We love good suggestions — especially those that people actually search for. If you want to request a topic, use the submission page mentioned above or email us directly.

Yes — use the search function on the website (typically in the header or menu). If you can’t find what you need, email us. We’ll point you in the right direction, or we’ll add the topic to our queue.

Because language isn’t always binary. Some spellings are accepted variants. Some choices depend on region (US vs UK). Some depend on formality. When both are acceptable, we explain the difference so you can choose confidently.

Sometimes, yes — especially when a name is commonly misspelled or confused with a similar form. If you have a specific request, send it through the submission page or email us and include context.