- 01PurposeAnswers a real player need✓
- 02PuzzleRules and output checked✓
- 03ClaimsSource and scope checked✓
- 04ReviewA person remains accountable✓
Editorial policy
How a page
earns its place.
Every game, guide and reference page should do a real job for the player. This policy explains how Puzzle Workout chooses work, checks it, names responsibility and fixes mistakes.
Published and last reviewed:
What this covers
One policy for the puzzle and the explanation beside it.
Puzzle Workout is a recreational game publisher, not a news desk, medical service or scientific assessment provider. Editorial responsibility still applies wherever a player relies on our words, rules or numbers.
Playable work
Game rules, generated questions, answer options, difficulty labels, scoring logic and the Daily Brain Workout.
Explanatory work
Instructions, strategy, worked examples, category guides, FAQs and the transparent scoring reference.
Trust information
Author profiles, company details, privacy, accessibility, storage, terms and other service explanations.
Publication standard
Six checks before publish.
A page does not earn a place merely because a phrase receives searches. It needs a distinct purpose, accurate mechanics and enough original judgement to be useful on its own.
Start with the player’s question.
State the task, controls or answer where it is needed. We do not bury immediate help beneath an introduction written for a search engine.
Write for this exact subject.
Examples, strategy and structure must fit the current game. We reject keyword-swapped templates, near-duplicate sections and arbitrary word counts.
Match the implementation.
Instructions, timing, difficulty, scoring and storage claims are checked against what the current code and interface actually do.
Use the right source for the claim.
Product facts come from the product. Material scientific claims require reliable primary evidence, clear context and language no stronger than the source.
Do not inflate a game score.
We do not present puzzle play as diagnosis, treatment, intelligence measurement or proof of a general real-world ability.
Review the route into play.
Wording, focus order, keyboard routes, touch targets, contrast, motion and responsive layouts are part of editorial quality, not an afterthought.
Two review tracks
The puzzle and the page have different failure modes.
A logically correct generator can still be explained badly. A polished article can still describe a rule the game does not use. We review both tracks before they meet.
Game and generator
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Define the invariantWrite down what must always be true for the puzzle to be solvable and fair.
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Generate reproduciblyUse deterministic seeds so daily questions can be recreated and investigated.
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Validate the outputReject duplicate options, accidental matches, invalid arithmetic and other game-specific failures.
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Test beyond one exampleRun automated seed samples and manual play on phone and laptop layouts.
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Publish honest limitsExplain timing, scoring and access barriers without claiming that software is infallible.
Guide and explanation
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Define a distinct needIdentify what this page can answer that an existing page does not already cover.
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Research proportionatelyUse the implementation for product facts and primary evidence for material scientific facts.
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Build real examplesUse the current puzzle’s rules rather than recycled examples with a new game name.
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Check every routeVerify instructions, calculations, internal destinations, external sources and structured data.
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Review as a playerAsk whether the page is clear, fair, accessible and worth keeping before publication.
Sources and claims
The closer a claim gets to health, the higher the bar.
Most Puzzle Workout pages explain our own games. When a page moves beyond those observable product facts, the source and wording must be appropriate to the extra claim.
Check the live implementation
Rules, controls, timers, local storage and score calculations are verified against the current interface and versioned code.
Check the invariant and tests
Answer uniqueness, allowed transformations, arithmetic validity and deterministic recreation are checked using game-specific logic.
Keep advice tied to the mechanic
A scanning route or calculation method is presented as puzzle strategy, not proof that it improves a broad cognitive ability.
Find reliable primary evidence
Material claims about cognition, psychology or performance require primary sourcing, relevant context and a genuine reason to appear.
“This round tests recall of a displayed grid.”
That describes the action the player just completed.
“This score measures your real memory health.”
That conclusion is not supported by a short recreational browser game.
Commercial independence
No bought route onto the editorial floor.
As of 14 July 2026, Puzzle Workout carries no advertising, affiliate links, paid placement or sponsored editorial. Links are chosen because they identify the publisher, support a claim or help the player continue.
If a commercial relationship is added later, it must be clearly labelled where a player encounters it. Payment will not buy an undisclosed recommendation, a favourable score or control over an editorial conclusion.
AdvertisingNone—
Affiliate linksNone—
Paid placementNone—
Sponsored editorialNone—
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PageThe exact address
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ProblemWhat appears wrong
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ContextDate, game and difficulty
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EvidenceExpected result or source
Corrections and updates
A useful correction is never an inconvenience.
Send suspected factual errors, ambiguous instructions, broken links, invalid puzzle states or scoring problems to [email protected]. We prioritise issues that could change a player’s answer, score, access or understanding of the service.
- Reproduce or locate it.We compare the report with the page, seed, version, implementation or cited source.
- Classify the impact.A typo is different from an incorrect answer, broken accessibility route or misleading claim.
- Fix the source of truth.We update the generator, scoring reference, storage inventory or other authoritative page before copying a correction elsewhere.
- Record material change.Minor copy edits may be made without a notice. A material change to a factual conclusion, puzzle rule or scoring explanation should update the relevant date and, where it helps the player, include a short note.
We may resolve a report through a site update rather than an individual reply. The Contact page explains what to include and how messages are handled.
Accountability
The policy has a named publisher behind it.
Hamilton Digital Media Limited is registered in England and Wales under company number 15608219. It remains responsible for Puzzle Workout’s published games and editorial content.
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