How CSGONAV handles source quality, conflicting information, corrections, promotional claims and the separation between editorial research and affiliate relationships.
SOURCE PRIORITY
Newer first-party rules beat older summaries
When available, current Terms, Help Center articles and live product pages take priority over stale affiliate copy, old screenshots or third-party summaries.
CORRECTIONS
Material errors should be corrected in the article
If a rule, number, operator detail or product flow is found to be wrong, the page should be updated rather than defended for consistency with an older version.
CLAIMS
We avoid claims that exceed the evidence
For example, not finding a public licence number on the pages checked is not the same as proving that no licence exists anywhere. User complaints are not treated as court findings.
COMMERCIAL SEPARATION
Affiliate status does not make a platform recommendation automatic
Sponsored links are disclosed. Restrictive terms, bonus friction, KYC, withdrawal limits and source conflicts remain part of the editorial review.
Editorial rules we apply across the site
Use descriptive page titles written for humans rather than repeated keyword formulas.
Keep one clear main H1 on each editorial page.
Label official promotional images differently from real interface screenshots.
Use affiliate links with sponsored/nofollow treatment where appropriate.
Keep existing URLs stable when a review is rebuilt.
Do not claim a live account test unless one was actually performed.
