UnscrambleCraft aims to provide clear, useful and reliable word-game information. This policy explains how we create, review, update and correct the content published across our website.
UnscrambleCraft combines interactive word tools with educational content such as word lists, game guides, scoring references and dictionary-related information.
Our editorial approach is designed to keep this information useful, understandable and relevant to the people using our tools and resources. We aim to avoid publishing content simply to fill pages or target search terms without providing practical value.
When we discuss game rules, word validity or scoring, we also aim to make clear when information can differ between Scrabble, Words With Friends, Wordle and other word-game environments.
We aim to check word-game facts, scoring information and explanatory content before publication and correct issues when they are identified.
Content should clearly explain what a tool or resource does and avoid making unsupported claims about accuracy, official status or affiliation.
We aim to write for real people first. Guides and explanations should help visitors solve a problem, learn a concept or understand a word-game rule.
Existing pages may be reviewed and improved when information becomes outdated, unclear or incomplete, or when a better explanation can be provided.
We focus on topics connected to word solving, vocabulary, Scrabble, Wordle, Words With Friends and related word games.
Relevant rules, scoring systems, dictionary differences and other supporting information are reviewed where necessary.
Information is organized into clear sections, examples and practical explanations designed to be easy to understand.
Published pages may be checked again and updated when corrections or improvements are needed.
Word length, spelling and letter combinations used in word-list content.
Scrabble base scores and letter-value calculations where scores are displayed.
Differences between Scrabble, Words With Friends and other game-specific contexts.
Internal links so visitors can move between relevant tools, guides and word lists.
Explanations that may have become unclear or outdated as the website develops.
Claims that could incorrectly suggest official endorsement or affiliation.
Technology and automated tools may be used to assist with tasks such as organizing information, developing website functionality, improving page structure or helping prepare draft content.
Assisted content should still be reviewed for usefulness, clarity and factual consistency before it is treated as final website content. Automated output is not considered automatically accurate simply because it was generated by a software tool.
Our aim is to use technology to improve the website experience rather than publish large amounts of unreviewed or low-value material.
If we discover a factual mistake, incorrect score, broken link, unclear explanation or other meaningful problem, we aim to correct it.
Some pages may also be updated as word-game rules, dictionaries, tools or website features change. Small formatting or wording improvements may be made without a separate correction notice.
If you believe you have found an error, you can contact us and provide the page URL along with a short description of the issue.
UnscrambleCraft is an independent word-game resource. Our goal is to organize content according to usefulness to visitors rather than to suggest that third-party game publishers control or approve our editorial content.
References to Scrabble, Wordle, Words With Friends and other products are used to explain the context of our tools, guides and resources.
UnscrambleCraft may display advertising to help support the operation and continued development of the website.
Advertising should remain separate from our editorial decisions. The presence of an advertisement does not mean that UnscrambleCraft recommends, verifies or endorses the advertiser, product or service being displayed.
Different games and regions can use different dictionaries, accepted-word lists and scoring systems. For official or tournament play, always follow the rules and word list specified by the relevant game or organizer.