WordGeek Release Record
Update History
A chronological record of major public improvements, fixes, and milestones. Updates are listed from newest to oldest.
- Expanded the Wiki Knowledge Base into a balanced 16-subject 4×4 master grid with 192 researched, verified fact nodes.
- Published three foundational knowledge disciplines: Literature, Psychology, and Law.
- Published the dedicated Financial & Market Risk Disclosure policy page and expanded the Policies Hub, Disclaimer, Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, Cookies Policy, and A–Z Rolodex directory.
- Overhauled the System Status dashboard with a balanced 4×1 core platform grid and active calibration audits.
- Established executive transparency standards for international language hubs undergoing staging review.
- Published "When the Call Bell Rings" exploring the realities of healthcare staffing and its impact on patient care.
- Published "Drake's Passage: The Edge of the World" documenting the fiercest ocean current on Earth.
- Implemented strict local relative path routing for all internal navigation, ensuring complete platform independence.
- Locked the Creator Shield to require explicit physical acknowledgment of copyright ownership.
- Completed catalog-wide acoustic calibration for sensory-safe audio across all published articles.
- Published new original artwork and expanded the multimedia library with historical rail documentaries.
- Refined core site architecture to strictly enforce the Global Gateway routing for all five language packs.
- Standardized formal documentation layouts, navigation stability, and search engine site maps.
- Published the September 11, 2001 remembrance article across all five language editions (EN, ZH, ES, FR, PT) with synchronized narration audio and dyslexia accessibility tools.
- Standardized the Blog layout, typography, and byline presentation site-wide to match the official gold-standard foundation.
- Locked the customer-controlled language selector in invariant order across the entire network.
- Updated site maps and documentation to reflect the latest editions.
- Terms and related public policy pages were updated for clearer, more accurate public guidance.
- The Blog was refreshed across English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese with consistent article presentation, sources, revision details, and reading times.
- English now has its own
/en/ language lane alongside ES, FR, and PT.
- Language switching now returns directly to the matching English page, including the home page.
- The copyright footer now includes 2026, and Blog Hub return controls remain visible on mobile.
- Article Back controls now return directly to the matching Blog Hub.
- Article language selection is now available only in the top language area.
- Customer-controlled EN, ES, FR, and PT navigation is now available across the active site.
- Wiki return behavior and quick access to fact lanes were improved.
- Verified multilingual routing and text-integrity corrections were released.
- Desktop and mobile checks passed for affected pages and assets.
- Published and verified matching Spanish counterparts for every active public WordGeek page while preserving each English page as the visual source of truth.
- Expanded customer-controlled EN and ES navigation without automatic language detection or forced redirects.
- Standardized customer-facing Multimedia naming across English and Spanish pages.
- Updated the Site Map, System Status, and language metadata for the complete Spanish page lane.
- Opened the Main Website into a clearer front-door experience for the Blog Hub, Wiki Hub, and Multimedia Center.
- Expanded the WordGeek Wiki Hub with dedicated Word of the Week, Previous Words, Knowledge Base, category, and Lexicon destinations.
- Added Language, Science, History, and Geography lanes to the public Knowledge Base.
- Refined the Multimedia Center presentation and standardized artwork sizing across desktop and mobile layouts.
- Rebuilt the System Status page around public availability, confirmed issues, recent updates, and planned work.
- Added this complete Update History page to the main WordGeek domain.
- Opened formal information pages into a consistent, readable layout and expanded the Site Map into a clearer site directory.
- Expanded privacy transparency across public documentation.
- Corrected Blog Hub mobile subnavigation so it remains in its normal position beneath the main header.
- Reduced mobile landscape header whitespace while preserving mobile portrait and desktop behavior.
- Improved Multimedia Center mobile cards, title wrapping, content spacing, and menu presentation.
- Established a site-wide mobile and responsive navigation foundation.
- Standardized the public header and footer experience across WordGeek.
- Refreshed the Policy Hub, Wiki, and Multimedia connections.
- Introduced general styling improvements, navigation updates, page additions, media improvements, and continued site expansion.
- Added mobile navigation support and introduced shared JavaScript.
- Established the initial WordGeek site structure, policy pages, blog framework, and core public pages.
- WordGeek.net domain acquired, establishing the foundation for WordGeek’s future online presence.
