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Editorial policy

This page exists so that you can judge our work rather than take it on trust. It says who writes this site, how we decide that something is true, who pays for it, what we will not do for money, and what happens when we get something wrong.

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Who writes this site

Articles on radomira.online are written and edited by Linda Davis, who is the director of publication and responsible editor for the site, working for CRANBERG COMPANY s.r.o.. Every article carries her byline and a publication date. There are no anonymous articles, no unattributed “team” posts and no ghost-written guest content.

Where we ever publish work by anyone else, it will be named and that person’s role will be stated. If that person had any relationship with a company mentioned in the piece, that will be disclosed in the piece itself.

How we establish facts

We write about live-service video games, where the facts move. Our method is deliberately conservative:

  1. Primary sources first. The developer’s and publisher’s own pages, update notes and store listings outrank any third-party guide, wiki or video.
  2. The game itself second. Mechanics are described as they behave in play, not as marketing copy describes them.
  3. Hedge rather than invent. If we cannot verify a number — a player count, a system requirement, a price — we say in the text that we cannot, and we tell you where to look it up. We do not print a plausible-looking figure to fill a gap. A specification table that is wrong is worse than no specification table.
  4. Date everything. Articles carry a publication date so you can judge how stale they may be.
  5. Cite. Articles list the sources they were written against, and say explicitly that the rights holder’s own information prevails where it diverges from ours.
  6. Separate fact from judgement. “This game is set in the Second World War” is a fact. “This game is the best of its kind” is an opinion, and we do not dress opinions as facts or as headlines.

How this site is funded

radomira.online is funded entirely by partner links. If you use a link marked “Partner link” and then register or spend money with the advertiser, the advertiser may pay CRANBERG COMPANY s.r.o. a commission. You pay no more than you otherwise would.

We take no payment from readers, run no subscription, sell no products and show no display advertising. We collect no data and therefore sell no data; there is none to sell. See the privacy policy.

Disclosure is not buried. There is a disclosure bar at the top of every page, a disclosure box immediately under the headline of every article before any promotional content, a label on every commercial button, and a note under every call to action explaining the commission.

Independence from advertisers

Advertisers and affiliate networks:

If a commercial relationship ever made it impossible to write honestly about a subject, we would drop the subject rather than the honesty, and say why. A commission is payment for a click that a reader chose to make. It is not payment for a verdict.

What we refuse to do

These are not aspirations. They are rules, and they are the reason several things that used to appear on this site no longer do.

Corrections procedure

We get things wrong. What matters is what happens next.

  1. Tell us. Email info@radomira.online with the page address and what you believe is wrong. A link to a source helps but is not required.
  2. We acknowledge. We aim to reply within five working days.
  3. We check it against a primary source. The developer’s, publisher’s or platform’s own published information.
  4. We fix it. A factual error is corrected promptly rather than quietly argued with.
  5. We say that we did. Substantive corrections are recorded on the page itself, not slipped in silently. The Enlisted guide on this site carries a list of the claims we removed from its previous version, which is what this looks like in practice.
  6. We do not delete criticism. If we were wrong in a way that flatters an advertiser, the correction stays visible.

If you believe we have not handled a complaint properly, you may raise it with the Czech Trade Inspection Authority (Česká obchodní inspekce), Štěpánská 15, 120 00 Praha 2, Czech Republic.

Images

Every illustration and diagram on this site is original work drawn for it, in the site’s own colours, and is stored on this server. We do not use product screenshots, promotional artwork or stock photography, both because that would raise copyright and trademark problems on an advertising-funded page and because a diagram that explains a mechanism is more useful than a picture of one. Each diagram has descriptive alternative text and a caption that says what it shows.

Contact

Editorial questions, corrections and complaints: Linda Davis, info@radomira.online, or by post to CRANBERG COMPANY s.r.o., náměstí Antonína Pecáka 7, Točná, 143 00 Praha 4, Czech Republic. See the contact page.