Editorial Policy
How Minimap Mod guides are structured, reviewed, updated and separated from legal or promotional content.
Practical-first publishing
Editorial content is written to help readers complete concrete tasks such as matching versions, installing dependencies, organizing waypoints, tuning map visibility and diagnosing common failures. Instructions aim to explain why a step matters rather than presenting a sequence of unexplained clicks. Where behavior can vary by version, the content should make that limitation clear.
Homepage and guide separation
The homepage contains the main software overview and core operational guidance. Long-form blog articles remain inside the Guides category and are not reproduced as guide cards on the homepage. This keeps the primary page focused while still making detailed tutorials available to readers who want them.
Accuracy and updates
Version-sensitive statements should be reviewed when software requirements, loader behavior or Minecraft releases change. Existing instructions may be revised for clarity, compatibility or safety. When troubleshooting advice is uncertain, the preferred approach is to start from a minimal working profile, change one variable at a time and preserve a rollback path.
Link and download policy
The site uses one direct software download action in the homepage hero and avoids duplicating download links across articles, menus or separate versions pages. Editorial pages focus on explanation rather than sending readers through multiple external destinations. Any future link changes should preserve that simple structure unless the site's requirements are intentionally revised.