Terms of Use
Published September 2, 2026
These are the conditions on which yemvario.com is offered. They are written as questions because that is how anybody actually arrives at a page like this.
What am I agreeing to by reading?
These terms, and nothing else. There is no account, no signature and no payment involved in reading, so if any part of what follows is unacceptable, closing the page ends the arrangement completely.
What is the site?
Written guides to fruit matching boards on Android: what each goal counter is asking for, why clears low on the board are worth more, and the vocabulary the games use without ever defining. It is editorial writing offered for general interest. It is not professional advice, and it is not documentation for any product.
No software is distributed here — no download, no installer, no APK, no repackaged build, no mirror. Applications named in the text come from the stores their publishers use.
How long does the information stay true?
Each page shows when its text was last read through. Games move on afterwards: goal counts change, move allowances change, features appear and disappear. Accuracy here has a shelf life and the date is how long it is, which is why anything you plan to act on should be confirmed against the app’s current store listing.
The site is provided as is and as available, with no warranty of completeness, currency, uninterrupted availability or fitness for a particular purpose.
Can I quote this?
Yes. A short passage with attribution and a link needs no permission and never will. So does printing a page for yourself, bookmarking it or linking to it from anywhere.
What needs written permission first is republishing a page in full, translating it and posting the translation, or folding the text into a product of your own. The writing, page structure and tables are the work of Matthew Campbell and carry copyright; game titles, studio names and platform names appear descriptively and belong to their owners.
What about the links to Google Play?
They lead somewhere this site does not control. The destination’s accuracy, availability, terms and data practices are its own. A link is not an endorsement, not a recommendation to spend money and not a warranty about what you find, and these terms and the Privacy Policy stop applying the moment you follow one.
What exactly am I buying if I order the workbook?
A sixteen-page PDF, CAD 9, paid once. Matthew Campbell sells it as a private individual and not as a business: there is no shop on this domain, no checkout, no payment page and no card details collected anywhere on it.
You write; the reply carries Interac e-Transfer details; the file goes back to the ordering address within two business days of the transfer arriving. Nothing renews, nothing is stored for a later charge and no account is created. No sales tax is added and no invoice from a registered business is issued.
The licence is personal. Print it, keep it on your own devices, write on it — that is what a workbook is for. Reselling, uploading or circulating it is not permitted, and it ships without copy protection because that restriction is meant to be respected rather than policed.
Everything in it is written and drawn by Matthew Campbell. It contains no material belonging to any developer, is endorsed by nobody, and buying it grants no rights in any game it mentions.
What if it does not arrive?
Say so and choose: it is resent, or refunded in full. No explanation is required and there is no deadline for asking. The same applies if it arrives and will not open.
Beyond that, a file that was delivered and opened is not refunded, which is the ordinary position for a digital item. It takes nothing away from any right you hold under Alberta consumer legislation that cannot be waived by agreement.
What is the limit of your liability?
To the fullest extent the law permits, Matthew Campbell is not liable for loss or damage arising from use of this site or reliance on its contents, including indirect and consequential loss, loss of data, and costs incurred through third-party software or an app store. Where liability cannot lawfully be excluded it is limited to the minimum allowed, and nothing here removes a consumer protection that cannot be waived.
Is there anything I should not do?
Three things: scraping the site at a rate that degrades it for other readers, probing or attempting access to the hosting account, and republishing the material under someone else’s name. Everything else is welcome without asking.
Who do I write to, and whose law applies?
Corrections, complaints, order questions and formal notices all go to [email protected]. Naming the page and quoting the sentence usually settles things in one exchange.
These terms may be revised; the version on this page with the date above is the one in force, and continued use after a revision accepts it. The laws of the Province of Alberta and the federal laws of Canada applicable there govern them, with the courts of Alberta having jurisdiction, without prejudice to any mandatory protection available where you live.