Review articles after a material change
Prioritize maintenance where readers could make a bad decision.
The scenario
A software provider changes limits, but an old guide still shows the former pricing and setup screen.
Update the claim and screenshots first. If the new tier changes the recommendation, explain what changed and date the update.
Apply it to your own work
Maintain a review queue with source, owner, and trigger. Separate corrections from style edits and record material changes on the relevant page.
What to watch for
Changing a timestamp alone does not make an article current. Keep the original publication date where it provides context.
Prioritize the claims that affect action
Flag numbers, eligibility rules, screenshots, and procedural steps with the source and date last checked. A new fee is more urgent than a renamed menu item unless that menu change blocks the entire workflow.
Review the connected calculator or table when a formula or definition changes. Add a dated correction when the old claim could have altered the reader’s decision. Keep cosmetic edits out of the correction notice.
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