Editorial Policy

This policy explains what InviteForge publishes on invite-forge.com, how those pages are written and checked, how we handle the fact that we sell a product we write about, and how to tell us about a mistake. It applies to the blog, the documentation, and our product and comparison pages.

What we publish

• Guides about Discord invite tracking, server growth, verification, moderation and server management, and invite analytics.
• Documentation for InviteForge features, settings, and slash commands.
• Comparisons between InviteForge and other Discord bots, collected on the compare page.

Editorial principles

• Accuracy. We only state what we can support. If we cannot verify a claim, we leave it out.
• Clarity. We answer the reader's question early and in plain language.
• Usefulness. We write for server owners and moderators who are trying to get something done, and we do not pad articles to reach a length.
• Facts versus recommendations. Suggested settings, such as a starting Anti-Fake threshold, and verdicts in comparisons are our judgment. We present them as recommendations, not as facts, and keep comparison verdicts in their own section.
• Staying current. We revise pages when the information they rely on changes (see Updates below).

Sources and verification

• For how Discord works, we rely on Discord's official developer documentation and help center articles where they cover the topic, and we link to them.
• Statements about InviteForge features and limits are checked against the product and our documentation.
• When we describe another bot, we aim to rely on its own documentation or help pages and to link to them. If you find a comparison that does not meet this standard, please tell us.
• When information changes often, we note the date we retrieved the source.
• We only cite sources we have actually read.

Prices and features change, both ours and other products'. Treat any price or plan detail in an article as accurate on its last-updated date, and check the product's official page for current details. InviteForge's current plans are listed in the pricing section of the homepage.

Updates

We review and update articles when Discord changes how something works, when a product's features or pricing change, or when InviteForge itself changes. Each article shows the date it was last updated. Small fixes, such as a typo or a broken link, may not change that date.

Corrections

If you spot a factual error or outdated information, tell us in our Discord support server or post it on the feature requests page, which also accepts bug reports. Include the page address and what you believe is wrong. When we confirm an error, we correct the page.

Commercial transparency

InviteForge is a product we build and sell. It has a free plan and paid plans, and many of our articles explain how to do something with InviteForge and link to it. Our comparisons are written by the InviteForge team, so they are not independent reviews. We try to keep them fair by tying each difference to a specific, checkable feature.

Products we work with are listed on our Partners page, which also notes relationships such as DonateBot being built by the InviteForge team.

Authorship

Articles are published under the InviteForge Team byline: the organization that builds and runs the bot. You can read more about the team on our About page. The publication director for invite-forge.com is named in our Legal Notice.