Editorial Policy
This page describes how Gamerithm decides what to publish, how material is verified, and how corrections are handled.
What we publish
We publish practical explanatory content about video game guides, strategy breakdowns, and patch notes. We prioritise questions that real readers search for and that have a checkable answer, and we avoid topics where we cannot verify the facts.
Sourcing standard
- Primary sources come first: official documentation, published standards, manufacturer manuals, statutes and regulator guidance.
- Secondary sources are used only when no primary source is available, and are named in the text.
- Numbers, dates, and prices are attributed to the source and the date of that source.
- Where sources conflict, we report the conflict rather than pick one silently.
How articles are produced
Drafting may involve automated tooling for research organisation and language editing. Every published page is reviewed by an editor before release, and the reviewer checks factual claims against the cited sources, removes unsupported statements, and confirms the page answers the question in its title. Automated output is never published without that review step.
What we will not do
- We do not publish content we cannot verify.
- We do not present general information as individual professional advice.
- We do not accept payment for positive coverage, rankings, or link placement.
- We do not republish other publishers' text without permission.
Updates and corrections
Each page carries a revision date. When the underlying facts change, we update the page and change that date. If a reader reports an error, we check it, correct it if confirmed, and note material corrections on the page. Corrections take priority over new publishing.
Independence
Editorial decisions are made independently of advertising. Advertisers have no input into topics, rankings, or wording.
Contact
Corrections and questions: hello@gamerithm.com