Each publisher here names who wrote, reviewed and corrected its pages, with dates, exact changes and sources. Nothing appears until the publisher has accepted it.
Readers, partners and search systems can see how a site checks its content, and who it trusts to do it.
Put your pages on the recordEvery number counts accepted work only. None of them measures how good a site is.
It’s a sortable list, not a rating. By default it’s ordered by how many people are credited on a site’s pages. CitePep doesn’t judge editorial quality or endorse anyone.
It says nothing about its accuracy either way.
Once accepted, a correction stays on the page’s record. A publisher can leave CitePep, but its existing records remain visible. If you publish Thinking about putting your pages on record
Every site has errors. A correction count shows you let experts point them out and fix them in public.
Any publisher that has verified it owns its domain and accepted at least one contribution. Listing is free, and nobody can pay to appear higher.
Your profile appears as soon as the first contribution is accepted.