Affiliate Disclosure
Effective date: 16 October 2026
This page explains, without softening it, who pays for the course you are reading and what that arrangement does to it.
The arrangement
G-Wetroltrans s.r.o. publishes softprism.online. Its only income from the site is commission earned through an affiliate programme for one product: the desktop collection role-playing game Raid: Shadow Legends.
When you follow one of those links, register on the game's landing page and install the game, the affiliate network that operates the link records that the referral came from here, and pays G-Wetroltrans s.r.o. a commission for it. That is the whole mechanism. There is no other advertising on this site, no sponsorship, no paid placement, and nothing sold here.
You pay nothing extra. The commission is paid by the programme out of its own marketing budget, not added to anything you might spend. Nothing you are shown on the destination site changes because you arrived from this one, as far as we are able to tell, and nothing about this site changes depending on where you arrived from either: every visitor is served exactly the same pages.
Where the links are
There are four affiliate links on this site, and they are the only ones. Each is labelled immediately beside it, in the same size type as the surrounding text, so that no link is encountered without its label.
| Page | Where on the page |
|---|---|
| Home page | In the section explaining where the product appears in the course |
| Step 1 | Where the course names a concrete example of the category |
| Step 3 | Where the vendor's own terms and purchase information are discussed |
| Step 4 | Where the general installation procedure is tied to the example |
Every one of those links points at the same destination, opens in a new tab, and carries the markup that tells search engines it is a sponsored link. None of them passes through a redirect on this domain, a tracking script or a shortened address: the destination you see in your browser's status bar when you hover is the destination you get.
What the commission does not decide
It does not decide what the five steps say. The structure — understand the category, check the hardware, read the documents, install carefully, settle the habits — is the order the questions arrive in for a newcomer, and it would be the same order with no commercial arrangement at all.
It does not decide which checks are recommended. Every checklist item is something you can do alone, for nothing, and several of them — reading the classification entry, reading the terms, writing a monthly figure before anything is offered — make a reader less likely to spend money rather than more.
It does not buy a good review, because there is no review. This site does not test products and publishes no scores, rankings, benchmarks or recommendations. What it says about the product named above is limited to what the vendor's own programme states: a person registers on the landing page, installs the game and launches the tutorial, and the desktop versions are for Mac, Windows and Linux. Everything else is either described generally, as a property of the category, or left out.
What does decide the content
Three things. First, what a person who has never met this category actually needs to know, in the order they need it. Second, what can be stated with a source behind it — which is why the course sends you to the Classification Board, the ACCC, the OAIC, the eSafety Commissioner, Scamwatch and the ACSC rather than paraphrasing them. Third, what a reader can verify alone: the course prefers a check you can perform to an assertion you have to take on trust.
A fourth consideration, honestly, is that a course which told you nothing useful would not be worth publishing. A reader who finishes these five steps and decides not to install anything has used the site exactly as it was designed, and that outcome earns us nothing. We would rather that than a page which earns and misleads.
Reading the course without the links
Every page works with the affiliate links ignored. The genre explanation, the hardware procedure, the document-reading method, the installation sequence and the habits in Step 5 apply to any desktop game of this type. The checklists page contains no affiliate link at all, and it is the page most worth printing.
Trademarks
All brand names on Softprism Online, Raid: Shadow Legends among them, are the property of their owners. Except for the paid affiliate links described on our funding page, none of those owners is affiliated with Softprism Online, and none has endorsed or sponsored it.
To be specific about what that means: this is not an official site, not a partner site, not an authorised source and not a reseller. No brand's logo, wordmark, artwork or screenshots appear here, and the site's own name and address contain no brand but its own.
Related reading
The About page sets out the editorial method in full: how the course was structured, what each step relies on, how often it is reviewed and how corrections are made. The privacy policy explains what happens to information when you follow an affiliate link off this site, and what the commission reports we receive do and do not contain.
Questions about any of this go to info@softprism.online.