Our standards
Editorial policy.
Original work and responsibility
Our editorial standard is to publish useful, original match analysis under the name of the person responsible for the writing. Contributor profiles must describe real people and their actual experience. Automated tools are not credited as authors.
AI-assisted translation
We may use AI tools to translate original articles into English. Articles prepared this way carry a translation disclosure. The author remains responsible for the original analysis.
English review
Before approving an article for publication, the named reviewer must check the English text, the names, dates and figures stated in that text, and fidelity to the intended meaning. This may be the original author if they can assess the English version. Changes to the article, headline, SEO metadata or contributor credits require a new English review. Separate match-information blocks may be refreshed automatically from their recorded source. Those updates do not mean that the named English reviewer has checked the new data.
Review details, where recorded, appear with the article. A review credit is an editorial responsibility statement, not an independent certification.
Sources and match information
We distinguish reported facts, expected selections and editorial interpretation. Material claims should be supported by appropriate sources. Saved match details are editorial snapshots and may change after they are collected; they are not a live feed. Missing information must not be presented as a zero or an invented fact.
Corrections and updates
If you find an error, email cyworc@gmail.com with the article URL, the disputed statement and any supporting source. We review correction requests and make appropriate changes. A substantive article update should be reflected in its displayed update time. Data blocks retain their own update times; an automated data refresh does not change the article’s editorial review date.
Editorial independence
Our standard is to distinguish editorial judgement from advertising or sponsorship. Any paid relationship relevant to an article must be clearly disclosed.