Editorial Policy

Frickbears.com aims to separate clear facts from fan-summary language. This page explains how the site handles source dates, corrections, disclosures, and pages that answer rumor-shaped search queries without inventing confirmation.

How Facts Are Framed

Dated Claims

When a page references a current version, release date, or platform status, the text should name the relevant date rather than relying on vague phrases like "currently" without context.

Summary vs. Confirmation

Pages may summarize game structure, route requirements, or community understanding, but rumor-driven topics are labeled as status or explainer pages instead of false announcements.

Page-Specific Metadata

Every public page should carry a topic-specific title, description, canonical tag, and page heading so search engines can distinguish intent cleanly.

Correction And Update Process

What Qualifies

  • Incorrect route requirements or outdated version references
  • Broken links to official sources or topic hubs
  • Overstated wording that implies confirmation where there is none
  • Metadata mismatches that point a page at the wrong canonical topic

Ads, External Links, And Independence

Unofficial Status

The site is a fan-run reference layer and does not claim to be the official creator or platform host.

External Destinations

Links to GameJolt, TurboWarp, GameBanana, YouTube, and social platforms are provided as navigation aids, not ownership claims.

Advertising

If advertising appears on the site, editorial pages remain structured around reader intent first rather than pure ad placement.