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Who publishes Acme Works, and how topics are chosen

A site that carries advertising should be plain about who runs it, how it is funded, and what the funding does and does not decide. That is the whole of this page.

The publisher

Acme Works is published at acmeworks.online by:

  • EDOLIN s.r.o.
  • Světova 523/1, Libeň, 180 00 Praha 8, Czech Republic
  • Company number: 10839836
  • VAT: CZ10839836
  • Email: info@acmeworks.online

EDOLIN s.r.o. is responsible for everything published here. Where a page refers to "we", that means the company above and the editorial team it employs. Pages are not signed with individual names, and no page on this site presents a personal story, an individual reviewer or a persona of any kind.

What the site is for

Acme Works is an informational resource for readers in Australia who play free-to-play games on Windows and Mac desktop computers. It covers the software around a game — downloading it, installing it, registering an account, keeping a connection stable, and the consumer questions that arise when money is involved. It is written symptom first, because that is how the problems arrive.

It is not a news site, a review site, a publisher, a reseller or a support desk for any game. It cannot access your computer or your account, and nothing here should be read as advice on a specific dispute.

How the subjects are selected

Subjects come from three places, in this order of weight.

  1. Problems that are frequently reported. Public discussion in game communities and support forums shows which faults recur and which explanations are missing. Those become pages.
  2. Questions with an Australian answer. Latency to distant servers, connection types, consumer guarantees and classification all work differently here than in the markets most guides are written for, and that gap is worth filling.
  3. Products covered under a commercial arrangement. This is the honest part, set out below.

The commercial arrangement, stated plainly

This site carries affiliate advertising. EDOLIN s.r.o. participates in an advertising programme covering the game World of Warships, and is paid a commission when a reader follows a link from this site and completes a registration with the advertiser. That is the site's only source of revenue: there is no display advertising, no sponsorship of individual pages, and no paid placement sold to anyone else.

Two things follow, and it is better to say both.

  • Coverage is narrow because of it. The product detail on this site concentrates on a category that has a commercial programme attached. A reader should treat the comparison page as what it says it is: a small, stated set of options assessed against published criteria, not a survey of everything available.
  • The commission does not buy content. The advertiser has no approval over what is written, does not see pages before publication, and is not the source of the troubleshooting advice. Where the advertiser's own material and the reader's interest diverge — an expired promotional code, for example — this site says so.

Every link that earns a commission is labelled at the point of use, and the arrangement is described in full on the affiliate disclosure page.

How pages are written and checked

  • Claims about a product come from the publisher of that product or from the advertising programme's own materials. Where a fact is not stated by either, this site says that it is not stated rather than filling the gap.
  • Claims about law, rights or regulators link to the body responsible — the ACCC, Scamwatch, the eSafety Commissioner, the Australian Classification Board or the OAIC — and describe only what that body actually does.
  • No invented evidence. There are no testimonials, no user quotes, no ratings, no benchmark figures, no awards and no certifications anywhere on this site, because none could be substantiated.
  • Technical procedures are written to be reversible and to avoid steps that weaken a reader's security. Nothing here asks you to disable protections permanently or to install software from an unknown source.
  • Dates. Each page carries the date it was last reviewed in the footer. Pages describing fast-moving details point to the source instead of restating it.

Corrections

If something here is wrong, out of date or unclear, write to info@acmeworks.online with the page address and what is incorrect. Corrections are made to the page itself and the review date is updated. Where a correction changes the substance of what was said, the change is noted on the page rather than made silently.

What this site does not do

  • It collects nothing. There is no form, no newsletter, no account and no comment system anywhere on it.
  • It sets no cookies and runs no analytics, advertising or tracking scripts — see the cookie policy.
  • It does not host game files, installers, keys, codes or modifications.
  • It does not represent any game publisher and has no authority to act on an account.

Reaching the publisher

The contact page sets out what can usefully be sent to info@acmeworks.online and what will be slower to answer. The postal address above is the registered address of EDOLIN s.r.o. and reaches the publisher for formal correspondence.