Change Log
A transparent record of what changed, when, and why. We do not silently remove old claims — we correct them openly.
September 2026
2026-09-23 — Claim-level citations deployed
Added inline citation markers to 51 high-priority question pages. Consequential claims (statements about neurobiology, treatment, and clinical phenomena) now link directly to their PubMed sources via superscript markers, rather than only appearing in a bottom-of-page bibliography.
- Scope: 51 pages, 218 individual claim-to-source links
- Sources: PubMed, NIH, CDC, peer-reviewed journals
- Why: To satisfy the claim-level citation standard and improve clinical authority
2026-09-22 — Email capture + IndexNow
Added a newsletter signup form to the homepage and question pages, backed by a MailerLite integration. Configured IndexNow for instant search-engine notification on publish.
2026-09-21 — Editorial infrastructure
Added footer navigation to Methodology, Crisis Resources, and Editorial Policy across all question pages. Added RSS feed discovery links to page headers.
2026-09-20 — Risk-tier system + schema
Classified all pages into a four-tier risk system (Tier 0–3) embedded in HTML and structured data. Added MedicalWebPage schema. Removed commercial calls-to-action from Tier 3 (high-risk) pages.
August 2026
2026-08 — Safety content corrections
Softened the phrase "the body does not lie" on suicide-related content, which risked implying that a person's suicidal state was more "true" than their will to live. Removed a "5%–10% taper" suggestion on medication pages that could be read as specific medical dosing advice.
- Why: Both phrases could be misinterpreted as clinical guidance. The site provides education, not medical advice.
July 2026
2026-07 — Pagination + search
Split the questions index into paginated pages (A–T, #, and W1–W16) to improve load performance. Added a client-side search index (2,445 entries) and alphabetical navigation.
This change log is maintained going forward. For the editorial standards behind these changes, see our Methodology page.