Corrections and page updates.
Marketing pages carry created/updated dates in our SEO path registry and in page schema. When we fix a factual error, we update the page and bump the modified date.
How updates work
- Routine refreshes (clearer copy, new ICP pages) update the page’s modified date.
- We fix factual errors (wrong price, misstated feature, broken claim) in place, and we bump the updated date the same day when possible.
- Notes (blog) posts keep their frontmatter created/updated fields.
- We do not silently rewrite history to hide a mistake. Ask if you need the prior wording.
Privacy policy changes
- 5 October 2026: the privacy policy now lists every item the website analytics records. The site counts two new actions: how far down a page a visitor got when they left, and which FAQ question they opened. Until this date the analytics also stored the full address of each page, which on the page after a purchase included the checkout id. The site now removes everything from an address except a source tag. The policy also describes the optional usage counts in the app, which it did not mention before.
Request a correction
Email [email protected] with the URL, the incorrect line, and a source if you have one. We aim to reply within a few business days.
FAQ
- Where can I see when a page was updated?
- Marketing pages expose datePublished and dateModified in schema from our path registry. Many pages also show a dateline in the masthead.
- Do you keep a public changelog of every copy edit?
- Not line-by-line. The updated date reflects substantial factual corrections. Email us if you need detail on a specific change.
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