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About the Consider11 editorial desk.

About the Consider11 editorial desk: who writes the reads, what the desk does and does not cover, and how the desk is funded.

Editorial desk Route-specific read Updated 24 July 2026
A small editorial team at a long desk with notebooks, tablets, and printed match briefs laid out in front of them.
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[01] Who writes the desk

A small editorial team, working weekly.

Who writes the desk, how the rotation works, and the small set of rules the team follows.

The Consider11 editorial desk is a small team of writers and a sub-editor. The rotation is weekly: one writer drafts a topic rail entry, the second writer drafts the safety-desk notes, and the sub-editor reviews both. The desk does not run live tips; the desk reads the published information and writes the slow reads.

The desk does not cover player news, transfer rumours, or live odds. The desk covers match analysis, points system, state eligibility, APK verification, and the small set of pages that help a first-time visitor understand the app before installing it.

[02] How the desk is funded

How the desk is funded and how that shapes the reads.

The desk is funded by an affiliate link to the regulated app, not by tips or by paid placements. The funding shapes what the desk writes about.

The desk is funded by a single affiliate link to the regulated Consider11 app, marked as such on every page. The desk does not accept paid placements, sponsored reads, or tips-for-pay. The affiliate link is on every page because the desk is funded by the affiliate link; the desk is not paid to write the reads.

The funding shapes what the desk writes about. The desk writes about the pages that help a first-time visitor: how to play, how the points system works, how to verify the APK, how to check state eligibility, and how to contact customer care. The desk does not write about the contest strategies that would be most profitable for the desk's own affiliate income.