About WritersBlock
Our Mission
WritersBlock was founded on a simple observation: the tools built to detect AI-generated writing are, with increasing frequency, accusing human writers of being machines. The consequences are real - failed courses, lost jobs, damaged reputations, and a creeping erosion of trust between writers and the institutions that depend on their work.
We cover the questions writers face when AI tools and detection claims enter their work. Our guides focus on writing craft, tool limitations and the records that can show how a draft developed. We welcome corrections, documented accounts and practical ideas from readers.
WritersBlock covers writing, authorship and the use of AI in the writing process. Our focus is practical: keeping your voice, understanding tool limitations and documenting how a piece of writing developed.
Editorial Standards
Tool descriptions should distinguish vendor statements from observations supported by a documented test. A detector score alone does not establish who wrote a passage. Readers can use our guides to consider the evidence and decide what to ask an editor, client or institution.
If you find an error or an unsupported statement, send the page address and supporting source through our contact page.
Contact
For corrections or editorial inquiries, visit our contact page. Newsletter signup and submissions are currently paused.
Our Heritage
WritersBlock.net has a history that predates its current mission. The domain was home to an independent Dutch literary magazine in the early 2000s - a publication that reviewed books, profiled authors, and maintained a dictionary of contemporary literature. That editorial DNA lives on in everything we publish today. Read the full story of our literary heritage →