Zoidberg: Thi is a broken guideline. The only reason is that GOG are cowards and don't want to dip in it, so they're juste ready to obfuscate the information rather than accept criticism (as long as it's put with respect to all parties that is).
Your reaction is reason why there are so bad or missing information, gaming related or otherwise.
TheGreatDustpan: They admit to not having played the game. It's not a comment section on YouTube. The idea is that you're supposed to actually review the game.
They didn't play the game before the devs took 10 months to deliver on their promise for a gog release.
And yes they recently commincated on that, but that is still their fault and that is still their bad handling of their communication.
And it is a sensible thing to deliver that information too.
I totally reject the argument that "if it's not directly related to the game, it shouldn't be in a review".
Yes, it should. If a multinational makes their product by testing on animals, this HAS to be open information so that people unwilling to pay for animal testing are clearly informed about that.
That is just one example, but I hope it'll convey the message across to you.
I have nothing more to add I think.