EDITORIAL AUDIT / TOPIC COVERAGE

Topic authority report

A page-inventory and editorial-depth audit across the six core MorseCode.wiki topic areas. Scores measure coverage, depth, and internal connections—not search ranking.
6Core topic areas
152Audited reference and tool pages
2Areas needing focused improvement

Alphabet

strong
97/ 100 editorial score
Pages
28
Coverage
100%
Depth
94%
Connections
96%

Next action: Refresh examples and listening exercises using search data.

Dictionary

strong
89/ 100 editorial score
Pages
100
Coverage
86%
Depth
88%
Connections
92%

Next action: Improve high-impression word pages before adding new entries.

Learning

strong
91/ 100 editorial score
Pages
7
Coverage
88%
Depth
91%
Connections
95%

Next action: Measure daily challenge return rate and difficult-character patterns.

Audio

priority
68/ 100 editorial score
Pages
4
Coverage
62%
Depth
64%
Connections
83%

Next action: Validate real signal detection before expanding claims or content.

Tools

strong
91/ 100 editorial score
Pages
10
Coverage
91%
Depth
86%
Connections
96%

Next action: Optimize task completion and content-to-tool conversion.

History

developing
80/ 100 editorial score
Pages
3
Coverage
72%
Depth
90%
Connections
78%

Next action: Strengthen primary-source citations and links from relevant signals.

Priority findings

Audio is the current priority. The product has upload, microphone, waveform, and confidence architecture, but authority claims should grow only after signal detection is validated against real recordings. History is developing: its article depth is strong, while primary-source citations and contextual links can be improved without publishing many new pages.

Scoring method

Coverage measures whether essential user questions have a dedicated answer. Depth reviews evidence, explanation, examples, and usefulness. Connections measure contextual routes to the guide, translator, learning path, practice, and related topics. The weighted editorial score is reviewed whenever a substantial cluster change is released.

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