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About Solid Digital

Solid Digital is an informational site about online horse and stable games, written for readers in Australia and published by an advertising business. This page sets out who publishes it, how it earns money, how it decides what to cover, and what it deliberately does not do.

Who publishes this site

Solid Digital is published by Beshine s.r.o., a company registered in the Czech Republic.

Where these pages refer to an editorial decision, the decision is the publisher’s. Content is produced by the Beshine s.r.o. editorial team, and no individual byline is used, because attributing a page to a named person would suggest a personal expertise that is not what is on offer here. There are no staff profiles on this site for the same reason.

How the site earns money

Solid Digital carries paid links. When a reader follows the link to Star Stable Online from one of these pages and goes on to create an account, the advertiser pays Beshine s.r.o. a commission. That is the site’s only source of revenue: there is no advertising network, no sponsored article programme, no paid placement sold to third parties, and nothing on this site is sold to readers.

The commission is paid by the advertiser, not by you, and following one of those links does not change what anything costs. The affiliate disclosure page explains the arrangement in full, including what it does and does not influence.

How coverage is decided

The method is short enough to state completely.

  1. The scope is one product, and the reason is commercial. Star Stable Online is the title covered in detail on this site because there is a commercial relationship with its advertiser. No other title is reviewed, scored or ranked here. A ranked table produced under these conditions would imply an independent assessment that has not taken place.
  2. Product statements come from the advertiser, and are limited to what it states. The description of Star Stable Online on these pages — that it is an online horse-riding adventure game, playable on Windows, macOS and Linux desktops, on Android and iOS phones and on tablets, and that it requires an account to be created and activated before play begins — is what the advertiser supplies. Prices, system requirements, feature lists and classifications are not restated here, because they change and because you can read them at the source.
  3. General claims are sourced or dropped. Where a page states something about Australian consumer law, classification or online safety, it links to the Australian body responsible for it. Where no source can be pointed at, the point is written as general guidance or left out.
  4. The rest of the site is written to be useful without the advertising. Six of the seven step pages contain no paid link at all, and the three that do would read identically without one. That is the standard the publisher applies: if removing the commercial arrangement would leave a page pointless, the page should not exist.

What this site is not

Accuracy, and what to do when something here is wrong

Pages carry a review date in the footer. Online games change without notice, government guidance is updated, and links move; a page that was accurate when written can drift. If you find something on this site that is out of date, unclear or simply wrong, write to info@soliddigital.online and say which page and which sentence. Corrections are made to the page rather than announced, and the review date is updated when a page is revised.

Under the Australian Consumer Law, misleading or deceptive conduct in trade is prohibited, and the publisher of a page is accountable for what it claims. That is the practical reason this site declines to publish figures it cannot stand behind, and it is a good reason for you to check anything that matters at its source.

Privacy, in one paragraph

This site collects nothing. There is no form, no newsletter, no account and no comment section anywhere on it. It sets no cookies, uses no analytics and loads no third-party scripts, so there is no consent banner, because there is nothing to consent to. The hosting provider keeps ordinary server logs, and anything you send by email is held by the publisher. The privacy policy and the cookie policy set that out in detail.

The short version

An advertising business publishes a reference site about a category it advertises in, says so on every page, covers one product because it is paid to, and writes everything else to be worth reading regardless. If that arrangement is not one you want to rely on, the Australian sources linked throughout are the ones to read instead.