Witchcraft Resource uses a practical citation approach: historical and reference pages should make their sources, distinctions, and limits clear enough for readers and search systems to understand where claims come from.
Preferred Sources
- Primary texts or historically grounded references when discussing older traditions.
- Reputable encyclopedic, museum, academic, or institutional references for historical background.
- Clearly labeled modern witchcraft, pagan, and folk-practice sources when discussing contemporary practice.
- Product, recipe, and tool pages that describe what the page actually contains instead of overstating authority.
How We Handle Mixed Traditions
Witchcraft topics often blend folklore, religion, occult revival material, personal practice, and modern internet tradition. When possible, pages should name those differences instead of presenting every association as ancient or universal.
Updates and Review
Pages may be revised for clarity, additional sourcing, improved accessibility, search discoverability, or corrections. Publication and modified dates are retained by WordPress and may appear in structured data.
