Writer Guidelines

Last updated: 7 November 2026

These are the standards we use for content on AnakInformatika. They help readers get information that is clear, accurate, and useful.

What we publish

• Practical tutorials on programming, frameworks, and tools.
• Explanations of technology, networks, cloud, and security.
• Comparisons and recommendations based on real use.

Writing standards

• Solve a real problem: state who the article is for and what the reader will achieve.
• Be accurate: check facts, versions, and commands against official documentation.
• Test your code: every step and code sample should run as written. Mention the versions you used.
• Keep it clear: use short paragraphs, descriptive headings, and plain language.
• Be honest: mention limitations and risks, especially for commands that can delete data.

Originality and sources

• Content must be your own work. Do not copy from other sites.
• Credit sources for data, quotes, and code taken from others.
• Only use images you have the right to use, and add a caption with the source when needed.

Use of AI

Writers may use AI for research, outlines, drafts, and translation, under these rules:

• The writer remains responsible for everything that is published.
• Check all facts, sources, and code. Do not publish code you have not run.
• Add your own experience, examples, and judgment instead of publishing raw output.
• Never use AI to invent quotes, statistics, reviews, or sources.

What we do not publish

• Plagiarized or misleading content.
• Guides for illegal activity, cracking, or pirated software.
• Hate speech, harassment, or adult content.
• Undisclosed paid promotion. Sponsored and affiliate content must be labeled.

Corrections

If you find an error, please tell us through the contact page with the article link. We will review it and correct what is wrong.

Want to contribute?

Send your topic idea and a short outline through the contact page. We may edit submissions for clarity and may not be able to publish every one.