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Editorial Policy

Last updated September 2, 2026

This site publishes at most one article per day. That limit is hardcoded, not a goal.

Who writes

Every article is signed by a real, identifiable person: Gustavo Cantino (Guga028), Game Producer on Steal a Brainrot, creator of Corridor of Hell (Brazilian record of 33,000 concurrent players in 2021), Roblox Community Ambassador since 2020, with an active DevEx contract and 70B+ visits contributed across Roblox experiences.

There are no anonymous articles here, and no invented authors.

How an article is made

  1. Topic. Pulled from a queue prioritized by real search volume, not by hunch.
  2. Draft. The first draft is AI-assisted. We say so on every article, at the top, without fine print.
  3. Automatic validation. Before any human spends attention on it, the system itself rejects a draft that has no executable artifact — a Lua script that runs, a rig configuration, a bundle JSON, a monetization number table. An article without one goes back to the queue.
  4. Mandatory human review. Nothing publishes until a person approves it. To approve, they must check at least one of:
    • I added data only I have
    • I verified the code runs
    • I added my own screenshot or video
  5. Record. We store who approved, when, and which box was checked — on every article, permanently.

Why this matters

Google does not penalize AI-assisted content. It penalizes volume published without review. In the March 2026 core update, sites with 50–100 AI articles with human editing gained ground; sites with 1,000+ unedited articles lost between 40% and 90% of their traffic.

The choice here is deliberate: fewer articles, each carrying something only someone who actually does this work could add.

Structure of every article

Every piece here has five parts:

  • a concrete problem you have
  • the step-by-step solution, with real numbers
  • at least one artifact you copy and use
  • the most common mistake and how to get out of it
  • what to do next

Corrections

Any error we find is corrected and dated inside the article itself. We do not erase history.

Advertising

This site shows Google AdSense ads. Ads are always labeled Advertisement and are never placed so they could be mistaken for editorial content.

No advertiser has influence over what we publish. When an article recommends a paid tool, the article says so.

Promoters

We run a promoter program that shares ad revenue. Payment is calculated on engaged sessions — people who actually read — and never on ad clicks. Details in the Program Terms.