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About Infiniti Hub

Who publishes this site, what it covers, how it decides what to cover, and the commercial arrangement that funds it — stated plainly, because the arrangement shapes the scope and a reader is entitled to know that before reading anything else.

The publisher

Infiniti Hub is published by BJ PLOMBERIE ET CLIMATISATION, a company registered in France.

The same details appear in the footer of every page on this site, on the contact page, and in the privacy policy. Where this site refers to its editorial team, that means the staff of BJ PLOMBERIE ET CLIMATISATION who write and review these pages. No individual authors are named, because attributing a page to a named person would imply a professional history behind it that this site is not in a position to evidence.

What the site is

A knowledge base about online horse and stable games, written for readers in Australia. It consists of eight entries and a set of publisher pages. Each entry takes one concept in the category — what the games are, how they charge, what an account involves, which devices run them, how classification works here, what parental controls can and cannot do, and what consumer rights apply to a digital purchase — and explains it from first principles.

It is not a news site, a review site, or a community. It publishes no scores, no rankings, no reader submissions and no comparisons between named products. Those formats require evidence this publisher does not have, and producing them without it would be worse than not producing them.

How coverage is decided

This is the part most sites leave vague, so it is set out here in full.

The product named in paid links is named because it pays. Infiniti Hub has a commercial arrangement with the advertiser for Star Stable Online. That arrangement is the reason this site writes about online horse games rather than some other category, and it is the reason that one title is the worked example rather than another. It is not an editorial judgement that the title is the best in its category, and no such judgement is made anywhere on this site.

Everything said about that product comes from one source. The only product-specific facts stated here are those published by the advertising network that promotes it: that Star Stable Online is an online horse-riding adventure game, that it runs on desktop (Windows, macOS and Linux), mobile (Android, iOS and Windows) and tablet devices, and that a player creates and activates an account to play. Where a reader's question goes beyond that — price, current content, membership structure, classification, system requirements — the entries say that the information is not held here and point to the operator or to the relevant Australian authority.

The category material is independent of the arrangement. How premium currencies work, why renewals surprise people, what a classification covers, which body takes a report — none of that is supplied by the advertiser, and none of it is softened for the advertiser's benefit. The entries describe the mechanisms of this category as they are, including the parts a seller would prefer were less legible.

Australian government sources are used as primary sources. Where a page states something about classification, online safety, consumer law, privacy or scams, it links the Australian body responsible and describes only the role that body actually holds. Where a claim cannot be supported by such a source, it is written as general guidance or left out.

The limits of this scope, stated outright

A reader looking for a comparison of every online horse game available in Australia will not find it here, and should not treat the absence of other titles as a judgement about them. This site covers one commercial relationship and the category around it. That is a narrow scope, and describing it as anything broader would be untrue.

Equally, nothing here is advice about a particular purchase, a particular child or a particular dispute. The entries explain how things generally work so that a reader can ask better questions of the operator, the platform or the relevant authority. The terms set out that position formally.

How these pages are maintained

Entries are reviewed when the advertiser's published material changes, when an Australian source linked from a page moves or is superseded, and on a periodic review of the whole site. The date of the most recent review appears in the footer of every page. Where an entry describes something that changes frequently — pricing, content, classification — it points to the current source instead of reproducing a figure that would silently go stale.

What this site does not do

Corrections

If something on this site is wrong, out of date, or misleading, write to info@infinitihub.online and say which page and which statement. Corrections are made to the page itself. The affiliate disclosure covers the commercial side of the site in more detail than this page does.