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What's the difference between an official publication and a user publication

Learn more about the difference between an official publication and a user publication.

Official publications are usually posted on the site permanently, unless stated otherwise. This means the information will be available for a long time.

At the same time, author posts may be less reliable since the website owner can delete them at any moment without warning.

Below is a comparison table between an author post and an official publication.

Criterion

Author's publication

Official publication

Who publishes

External author: invited person or account owner

Editorial team, staff, official representatives

On whose behalf

On behalf of the author (profile, author's name)

On behalf of the editorial team or organization

Editing

Minimal or none, sometimes just moderation

Thorough editorial processing

Responsibility

Author of the publication is responsible

Editorial team/organization is responsible

Status

Often expresses a personal opinion or experience

Official position or information

Examples

Guest article, blog, opinion, purchased account

News, press release, editorial article

We mark official publications with a green icon, and author publications with a gray one.

We give a one-year warranty on all official publications and 7 days for author’s publications, no extra cost.

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