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Editorial policy
How the guides on this site are written, what they may claim, and how they are kept accurate.
Who writes the guides
Articles on the DCBoosts blog are written and reviewed by the people who run the store, published under the byline “DCBoosts Editorial Team”. We don't attribute articles to individual named authors or claim credentials we don't hold.
What we will and won't claim
Guides explain how Discord server boosts, levels and Nitro work and how our own service operates. We don't promise server growth, engagement, rankings or revenue from any product, and we don't describe DCBoosts as the cheapest or best provider — prices across providers change constantly and we can't verify that. Where a topic has a downside, such as the grey area third-party boosting sits in under Discord's terms, the article says so.
Facts and freshness
Statements about Discord itself (boost thresholds, perks, pricing) are based on what Discord publishes and shows in the app at the time of writing, and are phrased so readers know to confirm current details in Discord. Statements about DCBoosts (prices, stock, delivery, policies) come from the live catalog and the published terms and refund policy. Each article shows its publication date and an updated date when it has been materially revised.
Corrections
If something in a guide is wrong or out of date, tell us on Discord or through the contact page. Corrections are made in place and the article's updated date is changed.