What is Not Tolerated in our Texts and Public Communications?
- Justification of piracy and plagiarism; violation of consumer rights and copyright infringement. The texts we write must include no more than 5% of detected plagiarism and no more than 25% of detected AI elements*.
- Resorting to Wikipedia or competitor websites as sources.
- Excessive use of complicated or unintelligible grammar and terms without clarification.
- The use of profanity.
- Racial, sexual, gender-discriminating, xenophobic, or violent expressions.
*False positives are included in the AI content indicator. The plagiarism percentage accounts for system errors when assessing publicly accessible data such as names, addresses, phone numbers, website URLs, RTP rates, and other factual data.
How much Exclusive Content does Gamblizard Create?
Gamblizard prioritises the publication of its own materials. Except for translated inserts, all our pieces are exclusive; we do not publish content divulged on other platforms.
Information gathered from primary sources might compose up to 30% of our blog entries’ content.
We respect copyright, which means if the information comes from another medium, we openly disclose the source as well as the authors of photographs, images, graphics, videos, and statistical data.
We can Make Mistakes
To err is human. We acknowledge that we may make mistakes. However, we attempt to reduce their frequency as much as possible.
If the text contains a factual mistake, we will correct it and note the changes at the end of the piece. If a publication is deleted from our site for non-technical reasons, we will notify our audience via social media.
We may edit spelling, punctuation, and stylistic mistakes without prior notice.
If you discover a mistake or error in one of our materials, please email us with the object “Error” at: [email protected].
