Who writes
Journal articles carry the name of the person who wrote them, and every name links to an author profile.
- Journal articles are written by the designers, developers and strategists at Drimigo. Drafts by staff writers are reviewed by the Editor-in-Chief or a domain editor before they are published.
- Glossary entries are structured definitions built from our knowledge graph and open sources. An entry shows Drimigo Research as its author until a named editor has reviewed it.
- Brand Stories are compiled by Drimigo Research from public records. Each one names its sources and their licence at the foot of the page.
Who reviews
- Nisha Mishra, Editor-in-Chief. Final review of the Journal, the business glossary and growth writing.
- Srinivas Vashisht, Technical Editor. Reviews the engineering glossary, stack comparisons and architecture pieces.
- Prachi Tiwari, Commerce Editor. Reviews Shopify, WordPress and commerce writing.
An article by a staff writer credits its editor at the end of the piece, for example “Edited by Nisha Mishra”.
Where the facts come from
Glossary facts come from our startups knowledge graph: concepts written by hand, open datasets such as Wikidata (CC0) and government open data, and taxonomies with a clear licence. We do not republish other publishers' articles. Where we cite one, we link to the original.
How it reads
- Written for a founder with ten minutes. Plain words, short sentences.
- A term is explained before it is used.
- Glossary terms and articles link to each other, so no page is a dead end.
Updates and corrections
Glossary pages show a publish date and are updated when a definition changes. Journal articles are dated at publication. A substantive revision updates the date and says what changed.
Found an error? Write to hello@drimigo.com with the page address. We review it within two business days.
What Drimigo gets
Drimigo is a design and engineering studio, and some pages link to a Drimigo service. Nobody can pay to appear in the glossary or the Journal.