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Editorial pieces on RustSnowball are attributed to the brand rather than to individual byline-faking. The schema.org author on every article points to the RustSnowball Organization, which is the legally responsible publisher. We intentionally don't invent person-level authorship for content the brand stands behind as a whole — Google's Quality Rater Guidelines accept organisation-level authorship for editorial content, and faking Person bylines without real bios is a worse EEAT signal than honest organisational attribution.
apps/api/src/games and packages/provably-fair before publish.verify-blackjack-rtp, verify-keno-rtp, verify-crash-rtp). Drift fails the build.We use internal editorial tooling for outline planning, tone consistency checks, metadata drafts, and per-skin copy workflows across our skin database. Every published piece is reviewed and edited by a human at the brand before publish (authorship is brand-level — see above). Draft output never ships unreviewed.
We do not use editorial tooling for: factual claims about specific odds, payouts, or game mechanics (those are sourced from code); legal content (terms, privacy, responsible-gambling guidance); customer support escalation responses where a human is required.
These are commitments, not retroactive guarantees — the schedule applies going forward from the page's publication date.
We are the operator. We own the platform. Every comparison page on RustSnowball (the /vs/ and /best/ silos) is written by an operator with a financial interest in users choosing us. We mitigate this by:
This isn't a perfect counterweight. A genuinely independent third-party comparison would be more trustworthy. We try to be honest enough that you don't need one.
See something wrong? Email support@rustsnowball.com with the URL and the correction. Our target is to fix factual errors within 48 hours of acknowledgement and log the change in the page's git history. For material corrections (anything that changes a fact, number, or claim), we add an “Updated” note to the page with the date.
We do not produce content that encourages problem gambling behaviour. We do not glamourise chasing losses, doubling-down systems, or “sure thing” strategies that don't exist. Every editorial piece that touches strategy explicitly notes the long-run house edge math and links users to help resources where relevant.
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