Solitaire & Card Games Guide publishes independent introductions, rules, worked examples, and gameplay explanations. Jack is the responsible publisher and editor.
How articles are prepared
- We name the exact game or ruleset instead of treating every form of solitaire as identical.
- Factual rules and historical claims should link to a suitable rulebook, publisher, game documentation, or established card-game reference.
- Worked deals and move sequences are labeled as editorial examples. They are not presented as reader quotations or first-hand testing unless that evidence exists.
- Automation may assist with research organization, drafting, formatting, or quality checks. The accountable editor remains responsible for scope, sources, corrections, and publication.
- We do not invent credentials, player testimonials, product tests, consensus, popularity, or personal experience.
Updates and corrections
Rules can vary by table, software, and scoring mode. Articles should state their assumptions and be updated when a material error is confirmed. To request a review, email blog@solitairegoogle.com with the page URL and supporting detail.
Independence and conflicts
Mentions of brands, games, films, platforms, or rights holders are editorial references only. They do not imply affiliation, endorsement, authorization, or ownership. Any sponsorship, affiliate relationship, or supplied review material must be disclosed on the relevant page; none is implied by ordinary links.
Publication and modification dates
We preserve an article’s original publication date. A visible “Substantively reviewed” date is added only when the article’s explanation, evidence, examples, or original visual material has been materially reviewed. WordPress may also record a technical modification when links, formatting, accessibility text, or templates are maintained; that technical timestamp alone is not a claim that every sentence was re-researched.
When a change affects the meaning of an article, we update the visible review note, sources, limitations, and structured information that the publishing system supports. Readers can report a date or accuracy concern through the contact and correction route.