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Editorial Policy

by Moh Updated

This policy sets out the standards every page on CodesRush is held to, from codes pages to tier lists, puzzle hints, and guides. The step-by-step process for codes has its own page, How we verify codes.

Our principles

  • Accuracy before speed. Being first is worthless if the information is wrong.
  • Answer first. Each page opens with what you came for. We do not pad pages with filler to make them look longer.
  • No invented details. We do not guess rewards, expiry dates, release schedules, or patch notes. If something is unknown, we say so or leave it out.
  • Honesty about ourselves. We do not claim staff, credentials, testing, or access we do not have.
  • Respect for readers. Many players are young. We keep pages free of anything misleading, such as fake “generator” tools, download prompts, or requests for account details.

Who is responsible

Every page names its author. Today that is Moh, the founder of CodesRush, who is accountable for what the site publishes. Contributors who join later will be named on the pages they write, and their work will follow this same policy.

Codes pages

Codes pages follow the two-source rule, daily rechecks, and the dating rules described on How we verify codes. Redeem instructions describe the game’s current interface, and we revise them when a developer moves the redeem button or changes the steps.

Tier lists

Tier lists are opinion pieces, and we treat them that way. Each one names the game version it reflects, explains the criteria behind the rankings (for example, how a character performs in the game’s main content), and is revisited when a patch changes the balance. When a list is updated for a new patch, it shows which entries moved up or down. Rankings are never sold, traded, or adjusted at anyone’s request.

Daily puzzle hints

Hints are written to help without spoiling. They start vague and become more specific step by step, and the full answer is only shown if you choose to reveal it. Each hint page is tied to one puzzle number and date, so “today” always means today in US Eastern Time.

Guides

Guides explain how something in a game works, such as how to redeem codes or what a reward does. They are based on official information and reliable sources, describe the current version of the game, and say clearly when something is uncertain.

Tools and automation

We use software to do repetitive work: our trend tracker finds games that are gaining players, and monitoring tools help us notice new codes and changes on the sources we follow. Tools help us find information faster; they do not decide what is true. No code is listed as working until it meets the two-source rule, and every page is reviewed by the person responsible for it before it is published or changed.

Independence

No developer, publisher, advertiser, or brand can pay to be covered, to have a code listed, to have a game placed higher, or to change what a page says. Developers are welcome to send us official codes or point out errors, and that information is verified like any other. Coverage decisions are based on what players are looking for.

Advertising and affiliate links

The site shows no ads today. When advertising is added, ads will be clearly separated from our content and will never be designed or placed to look like codes or copy buttons. If we ever publish sponsored content or use affiliate links, they will be disclosed where they appear. Advertisers will have no say over our coverage.

Corrections

We correct mistakes as soon as we have confirmed them. A wrong code status is fixed right away. Other factual errors, such as an incorrect reward or outdated steps, are corrected on the page itself. If a correction changes something significant, for example a reward we had overstated, we note the correction on the page rather than quietly changing it. To report an error, email contact@codesrush.com with the page and what is wrong.

Keeping pages current

Pages show the date they were last meaningfully updated. We do not change dates without changing content. When a game stops releasing codes or loses its player base, we keep its page accurate and say so plainly instead of filling it with old codes.

Feedback

Questions or concerns about this policy, or about a specific page, can be sent to contact@codesrush.com. We read every message.

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