What Noah is responsible for
- Choosing learner questions and search topics worth answering.
- Structuring guides so rules connect to practical sentences and study decisions.
- Building and testing Zapiekanka's learning experience.
- Maintaining internal links, technical SEO, structured data, and update workflows.
- Commissioning qualified review where native-speaker or teaching expertise is required.
What the byline does and does not mean
A Noah Levy byline identifies responsibility for the article's research direction, English explanation, examples selected for learners, and publication decisions.
It does not claim native intuition, a Polish linguistics degree, or independent teacher review. Each article states its current review status, and a named reviewer will be added only after a real person completes and approves that review.
Why Zapiekanka publishes free Polish guides
The app's practice experience and the public learning library solve different problems. The app supports retrieval and review; the guides explain systems, comparisons, and common learner mistakes in a format that can be searched and cited.
A guide should remain useful without requiring an account. Calls to practice are secondary to answering the learner's question accurately.
How corrections are handled
Corrections are evaluated against the sentence's intended meaning, register, grammatical structure, and cited references. Material changes update the visible date and the article's structured data.
A plausible alternative is not automatically a correction: Polish often permits more than one form with a change in meaning, emphasis, register, or syntax. Those distinctions should be documented rather than flattened.
Contact
Readers can report a suspected error, unclear explanation, accessibility problem, or source concern at [email protected]. Include the page URL and the exact sentence or table cell whenever possible.