About and editorial policy
Minecraft Enchant is an unofficial reference and collection of free tools for Java and Bedrock players. Our goal is to provide verifiable answers, state the game version clearly, and keep edition-specific mechanics separate.
How we verify content
For current releases and changes, we prioritize Minecraft.net, official Minecraft Feedback changelogs, Mojang's launcher manifest, and Microsoft Learn documentation. Minecraft Wiki and technical archives are secondary sources for historical context and data navigation.
Every published article should identify its version or edition, show a verification date, and link to evidence for its key facts. When Java and Bedrock behave differently, their values are stored and presented separately.
Versions and experimental features
Stable releases, snapshots, betas, and Previews have different statuses. Features from test builds are not presented as available in the stable game, and technical values remain tied to a specific version.
An article's updated date represents a meaningful content change or a new fact check, not a routine site rebuild.
Automation and editing
Automated scripts help import registries, find duplicates, validate links, compare Java and Bedrock, and generate technical catalogs. Artificial intelligence tools may assist with draft structure and translation.
An automatically collected record remains a catalog entry and does not become an indexable article until it has a clear explanation, specific sources, and editorial review. We do not mass-publish pages that contain only a name and an ID.
Corrections and feedback
If you find an outdated version, incorrect formula, Java and Bedrock discrepancy, or broken command, email collab@enchant-minecraft.ru. Include the page URL, edition, game version, and a source or reproduction steps.
Corrections that affect a tool result or an article's meaning receive a new verification date. Minor presentation edits do not change the content date.
Independence and rights
Minecraft Enchant is not affiliated with Mojang Studios or Microsoft. Minecraft names and related marks belong to their respective owners.
Reference articles are written in our own words. Official changelogs and documentation are used as factual sources and are not reproduced in full.