Editorial and corrections policy
How sources become guide claims, how uncertainty is shown, and how errors are corrected.
Source hierarchy
- Official: EA, Bit Reactor, StarWars.com, platform stores, patch notes, and official support.
- Cross-check: established guide publications and platform achievement trackers.
- Community: repeated Reddit, Steam, and forum questions used to identify demand and unresolved symptoms.
- Analysis: our synthesis of supported mechanics, labelled when it is not a sourced rule.
Confidence labels
“Official” means the named first-party source states it. “Cross-checked” means multiple independent guide sources agree. “Community-reported” means players describe it, but the cause or fix may be unknown. “Analysis” means a practical inference from verified mechanics.
Spoilers
System guides can name operators, talents, and campaign structures. Major outcomes, late bosses, and irreversible story choices require a visible warning and are omitted when they do not improve the answer.
Corrections
Corrections should include the exact page, claim, game version, and a source. Confirmed errors are corrected directly; meaningful changes update the verified date and research ledger. Send private corrections to contact@starwarszerocompany.info.
Commercial independence
Optional advertising supports hosting and maintenance but does not select topics, alter recommendations, delay corrections, or purchase favorable coverage. There are no affiliate links, paid rankings, or sponsored guide placements in the current site. Ads are labelled and governed by the advertising disclosure.