This page explains how content from Promise Check may be used. The aim is simple: keep the material readable, attributed, and not taken out of context.
Scope of use
Site content may be read, referenced, and quoted for ordinary personal use, research, or discussion, provided the meaning is not distorted. Because our pages separate a claim from its conditions, a partial quote can mislead if the surrounding context is removed.
What needs care
- Short excerpts that leave out the qualifying terms.
- Copied wording that is presented as a fresh review.
- Summaries that flatten uncertainty into a firm conclusion.
Attribution
If you quote or reference Promise Check, keep the source visible. A clear attribution helps readers understand that the wording comes from a review page rather than from a casino operator or a third party.
We do not require elaborate credit lines. A plain source mention is enough when the use is modest and the context remains intact.
What not to do
Do not present our assessments as if they were direct operator statements. Do not remove the conditions from a claim and then treat the shortened version as complete. Do not use our text in a way that suggests endorsement where none was given.
We also ask that the material not be repackaged as a substitute for the page itself when the original context is still important.
Archive note
This page is not a legal instrument and it does not try to cover every possible reuse case. It is a practical reading note for a site that works by separating headline claims from the terms that govern them.
If a use case depends on precision, the safest approach is to keep the full sentence, the source name, and the surrounding conditions together.