These contributing guides for experts cover the whole path from reading a page to holding a public, verifiable record of the work you did on it.
Reviewing is a skill with a method. The guides below break it into the parts that actually decide whether your work gets accepted: how to read a page critically, how to isolate a claim and check it against a source that can be traced, and how to write the correction so an editor can act on it without a second round of questions.
If you are starting out, read how to review a page first, then how to write a useful correction. Those two cover most of what a first accepted contribution needs. Once you have a few on record, how to become a verified contributor explains what CitePep verifies and how the record builds into standing readers and publishers can check.
How to review a page
How to review a page critically and usefully, and leave a record the publisher can act on.
How to write a useful correction
How to flag a fix and propose wording a publisher can accept quickly.
How to become a verified contributor
What verification means on CitePep and how to build a record that earns it.
How to respond to a review request
How to respond to a publisher’s request in a way that gets accepted and credited.
How to check a page for accuracy
How to check a page for accuracy and leave a clear, accepted record of what you checked.