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Editorial Policy
Our approach to sources, authorship, language and corrections.
Explain first, distinguish the variants
Each guide starts with a reader’s question and uses concrete examples. When sources differ, we identify the difference rather than presenting one house rule as universal. Our Teen Patti ace-ordering and rummy joker explanations are examples of this approach.
Sources you can inspect
We link to rule references and first-party identity or security information where relevant. A citation supports the topic described; it does not endorse a linked service or verify every statement on that external page.
References are checked when an article is prepared. Websites and products can change after publication, so check the source date and context when relying on time-sensitive information.
Authorship and AI assistance
The bylines are collective publishing desks. They are not fictional human identities and do not imply regulated credentials. The initial articles, translations and illustrations were created with AI assistance, with source-based checks for the factual explanations.
No independent human expert review is claimed. The Hindi edition follows the English structure and examples. We welcome specific corrections to terminology and translation.
Independence and commercial claims
This launch edition contains no affiliate download links, paid rankings or sponsored recommendations. We do not publish unverifiable win guarantees, payout claims or operator safety ratings.
If paid editorial relationships are added later, affected content should be clearly identified. We keep educational terminology separate from promotional claims.
Corrections and dates
Send the page URL, the statement in question and a supporting reference to [email protected]. We review the evidence before changing an explanation. Substantive corrections should include a note describing what changed; publication dates should not be refreshed solely to make old work look new.
A published date is the date of the first edition. An updated date, when shown, reflects a substantive revision. Small spelling or formatting corrections do not change the underlying article date.