Editorial and translation policy

This policy explains how InstaTunnel publishes technical articles and how the English source is translated for international readers.

Last updated: July 18, 2026

Purpose and scope

The blog focuses on localhost tunneling, webhook development, callback testing, secure developer workflows, and comparisons that help readers choose and operate tunneling tools. The English article is the editorial source for every translated version.

Creation and review

Automation may assist topic research, drafting, and structure. Before publication, product-specific claims, commands, plan details, and links must be checked against current InstaTunnel behavior and documentation. Articles should add a practical example, decision framework, or implementation detail rather than repeat generic search results.

Automated translations

Published English articles are automatically translated into Spanish, German, Japanese, and French using the OpenAI API. Code, URLs, command flags, and product names are preserved. A translated page identifies itself as automated and links to its English source. If wording conflicts with the English article, the English article controls.

Updates and corrections

Material updates change the article modification date and trigger translation refreshes. Readers can report technical, factual, or translation errors through the contact page. Confirmed issues are corrected in the English source first and then propagated to translated versions.

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