Transparency and quality
DRAMA editorial standards
DRAMA combines a game-hosting application with its own library of prompts, words and practical guides. This page explains who is responsible for that material, how it is reviewed and how we respond to errors and player reports.
The content is maintained by the small independent team building DRAMA in Poland. A byline naming the “DRAMA editorial team” means the material was written or reviewed through this process rather than automatically collected from an external database.
Purpose of the content
Prompts and words should make it easier to start a conversation or run a clear game round. Guides should help a host make a practical decision: choose a format for a particular group, explain the rules, maintain pace and respond when somebody is uncomfortable.
We do not publish an article solely to cover a popular search phrase. Every guide must address a problem connected to games available in DRAMA and contain advice that can be used during a real gathering.
Writing and language versions
Material is maintained in Polish and English. It is not translated live during a game. We edit each version to preserve natural wording, a comparable level of intensity and the same response mechanic. When a literal translation does not work culturally, we use an equivalent example.
Impostor words receive an additional check for concreteness, length and duplicates. Conversation-game prompts are reviewed for clarity, answerability and fit with the category selected by the host.
Quality and safety review
Before release, we check both language fields, duplicates, category structure and technical requirements. Automated tests catch missing values and accidental category mixing, but they do not replace editorial judgment.
We also consider whether a prompt demands somebody else’s private information, encourages an unsafe action or humiliates a player for a personal characteristic. Adult categories are clearly labeled, require age confirmation and are kept free of advertising. Every player should be able to pass a prompt without a penalty.
Updates and corrections
Guides display the date of a substantial update. We revise a page when the application mechanic changes, a clearer explanation becomes available or a report reveals a problem missed during the previous review. Small typographic corrections do not always change the article date.
If a prompt is unclear, placed in the wrong category or likely to cross a boundary, players can use the report button during a game. The report includes an entry identifier so the team can locate the card without asking a user to reconstruct the entire session.
Contact and accountability
DRAMA is accountable for the material it publishes. We do not copy prompt lists from other websites or publish a submitted suggestion without review. An external factual source should be named when one is used; most of our hosting guidance instead comes from direct knowledge of our own mechanics.
Editorial feedback, correction requests and legal notices can be sent to kontakt@dramahub.party. Include the page address or game name, language and the relevant passage whenever possible.