Primary-source priority
For consequential operator claims, we give priority to published terms, sweepstakes rules, policy pages and relevant regulator material. We distinguish verified facts from editorial comparisons and avoid invented licenses, rankings, bonus values or first-person expertise.
Intent and page boundaries
Each guide should answer a distinct reader question. We avoid creating pages just by swapping keywords, and group related subjects in hubs and focused child articles. A source can be authoritative without resolving every local-eligibility question.
Corrections and freshness
Operator rules may change faster than evergreen game explanations. When a claim is contradicted or outdated, it should be reviewed against the current primary text and corrected across the pages that reuse it. Publication dates are not changed solely to simulate freshness.
Known ambiguity: eligibility
Shuffle.us publishes both Terms and Sweepstakes Rules, and their jurisdiction descriptions may differ. We do not substitute one guessed state list for those current official texts. Verify each document and seek clarification from the operator if your eligibility is uncertain.
Commercial separation
Affiliate compensation and editorial source selection are separate. An external operator link is distinguished from internal navigation and third-party evidence links.