The reading desk’s working terms, in four short sections.
The reading desk’s working terms: the affiliate link, the editorial standards, the no-live-claims rule, and the small list of habits the desk follows.
The affiliate link, the editorial standards, and the small list of habits.
The first note: the affiliate link. The second: the editorial standards. The third: the no-live-claims rule.
The affiliate link is the single link on every page to the regulated Consider11 app. The link is marked as an affiliate link on every page; the link is not a paid placement, and the desk is not paid to write the reads. Reading the affiliate disclosure once is the cheapest way to know how the desk is funded.
The editorial standards are short. The desk writes about the pages that help a first-time visitor; the desk does not write about the contest strategies that would be most profitable for the desk's own affiliate income. The standards are on the about page.
The no-live-claims rule, the no-tips rule, and the small list of habits the desk follows.
The no-live-claims rule: the desk does not publish live scores, live odds, or live claims. The no-tips rule: the desk does not publish paid tips.
The no-live-claims rule is the editorial standard. The desk does not publish live scores, live odds, or live claims; the desk publishes the slow reads that survive a busy week. Reading the rule once is the cheapest way to know what the desk does not do.
The no-tips rule is the second editorial standard. The desk does not publish paid tips, sponsored reads, or tips-for-pay. The desk is funded by the affiliate link, and the affiliate link is on every page because the desk is funded by the affiliate link.