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Writing GuidesAug 21, 20265 min read

Word Count vs Character Count: When Each Limit Matters

Twitter enforces characters, essays enforce words, and forms enforce bytes — here's why the same text gets measured differently, and how to fit any limit.

By ForgePlug Team
Writing GuidesAug 21, 20265 min read

How to Check If Your Writing Is Too Complex (and Fix It)

Short words and short sentences are the fastest way to make text readable — here's how to measure complexity and simplify without losing meaning.

By ForgePlug Team
Student GuidesAug 21, 20266 min read

How to Format APA 7 Citations for Websites (Step by Step)

The most common citation type — and the one students get wrong most often. Here's the exact structure for a website reference in APA 7, with examples.

By ForgePlug Team
Student GuidesAug 21, 20266 min read

Building a Study Workflow With Free Browser Tools

Citations, text analysis, and document conversion — a practical setup for students who want to study efficiently without paying for subscriptions.

By ForgePlug Team
Health GuidesAug 21, 20266 min read

How to Use TDEE to Set a Realistic Calorie Target

TDEE tells you how many calories you burn in a day — but the number alone doesn't tell you what to eat. Here's how to turn it into a real calorie target.

By ForgePlug Team
Health GuidesAug 21, 20265 min read

Understanding BMI's Limits and What to Use Instead

BMI is the most widely used health number in the world — and the most widely misunderstood. Here's what it can tell you and what it can't.

By ForgePlug Team

About the Resources Library — Frequently Asked Questions

How ForgePlug's guides are written, verified, and connected to its tools.

How are these resources different from the blog?
Resources are organized knowledge that pairs with a specific tool or topic — formulas, examples, and limitations — while the blog covers timely announcements and single-topic deep dives. Both link to the tools they describe.
Are the facts and formulas in these guides verified?
Yes. Financial and health guides reference standard published formulas (Mifflin-St Jeor, WHO BMI categories, GST rules, amortization math), and each guide states its assumptions and limitations inline.
Do I need an account to read the resources?
No. Every guide is free to read, and the tools each guide links to run entirely in your browser — no sign-up, no uploads.