Editorial Policy
Effective date: 16 September 2026
How this site is written, how it is paid for, and how we keep those two things apart.
1. Who writes this site
aerostrata.online is written and published by Adamix stavby s.r.o., Semtín 97, 533 53 Pardubice, Czech Republic, company registration number 17413109. Patricia Brown is responsible for editorial content and is reachable at info@aerostrata.online. Full company details are in the legal notice.
2. Independence from advertisers
This site is funded by advertising, and we think readers are entitled to know exactly what that does and does not buy.
- Advertisers do not commission, review, approve or see our copy before it is published.
- A commercial relationship does not buy a recommendation, a ranking or a favourable verdict.
- We do not publish advertiser-supplied copy as though it were our own editorial.
- Our commission does not depend on what you spend inside a game, only on whether you install it, so we have no incentive to push in-game purchases.
- We do not present ourselves as an official source for, or a partner of, any game publisher.
3. How partner links are marked
Every link that earns us money is marked in three ways at once, so it is obvious to a reader, to a screen reader and to a crawler:
- A visible “partner link” label at or next to the link itself.
- The HTML attribute
rel="sponsored nofollow noopener", which is the tag search engines define for paid links. - A disclosure notice at the top of the page, above the first screenful, naming the publisher and stating that the page carries partner links.
Links that earn us nothing carry no such label and no sponsored attribute. If a link is not marked as a partner link, we are not being paid for it.
4. How we check facts
We check factual claims — team sizes, party sizes, mode names, ratings, prices and release details — against primary sources before publishing: the publisher’s own documentation and patch notes, the official store listing, and the relevant ratings board. Where PEGI is cited, the rating and its stated reason come from PEGI’s own database entry for the platform we are writing about.
Where something is a judgement rather than a fact — whether a ship type is forgiving, whether a tactic is worth the risk — we write it as a judgement and not as a measurement. Where we do not know, we say so rather than fill the gap.
We do not publish invented statistics, fabricated quotes, made-up reader testimonials or review scores we have not arrived at ourselves. Nothing on this site is presented as a reader submission, a personal account or a news report unless it genuinely is one.
5. Images
All diagrams and illustrations on this site are our own original artwork, and each carries a caption saying so. We do not reproduce game screenshots, publisher artwork, logos or other third-party assets, and we do not present an illustration as though it were a screenshot.
6. Corrections
Games change between updates, so every guide carries the date it was last reviewed. When we get something wrong we correct the page rather than quietly delete it, and a corrected guide gets a new review date. Where an error was material, we say what changed.
If you find something wrong or out of date, write to info@aerostrata.online or use the contact page. Corrections are welcome from anyone, including the publisher of a game we have written about.
7. Age ratings and in-game spending
Where a game we write about has an age rating, we state it, name the ratings body and give the reason that body gives. Where a game sells randomised items, we say so plainly and note that such items are restricted in some EU member states. We consider this part of describing a game honestly, not an optional extra.
8. Reader data
We ask for no account, no registration and no payment. We set no analytics or advertising cookie until you have agreed to it, and declining is one click and costs you no functionality. What we do collect, and why, is in the privacy policy and the cookie policy.
9. Changes to this policy
The version in force is the one published here, with its effective date at the top. If our funding model changes, this page changes with it.