Editorial Policy & Standards
Transparency is the bedrock of authoritative game journalism. Here is how we research, write, and verify our essays.
1. Empirical Integrity & Research First
At dianyingsir Editorial Lab, we believe that game criticism must be grounded in observable, reproducible mechanics rather than subjective superficial impressions. When our writers evaluate a game, they do not simply play a single stage and write a synopsis. They:
- Identify the core mathematical constraint (e.g., cell availability, gravity fall behavior, release angles).
- Formulate and test heuristic strategies over extensive consecutive sessions.
- Examine the underlying HTML5 / Canvas / WebAssembly implementation to assess rendering performance, collision bounding accuracy, and input polling regularity.
2. Human Verification & AI Usage Transparency
While modern analytical tools and large language models may assist in preliminary research synthesis, code formatting, or mathematical verification, every article published on dianyingsir is thoroughly verified, structured, and fact-checked by human gaming editors.
We reject low-value, automated, mass-generated content farms. If an essay cites a specific game loop mechanic or collision vector, an editor has personally launched that game in a live browser tab, tested the mechanic, and confirmed its accuracy.
3. Anti-Scraping & Original Voice
We hold a strict zero-tolerance policy regarding plagiarism and scraped content:
- All articles must provide unique value, novel strategic frameworks, or technical insights not readily found elsewhere on the web.
- We do not syndicate syndicated press releases or republish boilerplate marketing copy.
- Whenever historical facts or academic research (such as Attention Restoration Theory or algorithmic graph traversal) are referenced, appropriate citations and conceptual credit are given.
4. Advertising & Commercial Separation
Editorial judgment is strictly decoupled from monetization:
- Our editors do not know or coordinate with ad placement algorithms.
- We do not accept sponsored content, paid score modifications, or pay-to-play review queues.
- All advertisements appearing on the site are clearly marked with programmatic labels compliant with Google AdSense Publisher Policies.
5. Public Correction Log & Errata
When an error of fact or calculation is discovered, we promptly correct it and state the nature of the update clearly within the article or via an editorial changelog note. Readers who notice discrepancies are invited to submit evidence to [email protected].