Editorial policy
Editorial policy
These are the rules we hold ourselves to. If a guide breaks one of them, that is a correction we want to hear about.
Last updated Sep 2, 2026
Sourcing
- Official documentation from Collective Minds is the primary source for how the device and software behave.
- Platform and publisher policy is quoted from the platform or publisher's own pages, never from secondary summaries.
- Prices are taken from the manufacturer's own store on the date shown, and the date is always shown.
- Each guide ends with a Sources list of two to five links. Every link is checked to be live before publication.
Verification
- Version numbers, dates and figures appear only when an official page states them. Otherwise we link to the page that holds the current value.
- Procedures are cross-checked against official steps and, where possible, our own devices.
- Community observations are labelled as such.
Neutrality and independence
- We sell nothing and take no advertising, sponsorship or affiliate income.
- We do not link to or promote paid third-party script vendors or marketplaces. When an example of community content is useful, we point to the official GamePack library, the official forums or the verified Discord.
- Comparisons list facts from each manufacturer side by side and avoid recommending one product over another.
Honesty about risk
- We never describe a device, script or GamePack as undetectable.
- Guides that touch competitive play include the relevant publisher's stated policy and possible consequences.
- We describe unsupported workarounds as unsupported and say when platform changes have broken them.
Style
- Each guide opens with a direct answer of roughly fifty words, uses question-style headings where natural, and ends with an FAQ.
- Plain English, no filler, and steps that can be followed with the device in hand.
- Product names are written as the manufacturer writes them: Cronus Zen, Zen Studio, Zen LINK, GamePack, GPC.
Corrections and updates
Every guide shows a visible "Last updated" date. Errors are corrected as soon as we confirm them, and substantive changes are noted in the guide. Report a problem through the contact page.
Use of tools
We use software to check links, spelling and structure. Facts, procedures and judgments are reviewed by the editors before publication and are always tied to a cited source.