Editorial Policy

Publication rules

• Every page defaults to draft. Publishing requires: a real answer, stated scope, supported critical claims, a recorded review, and cleared placeholders.
• Critical claims link to specific registry sources. A sources list at the bottom without in-text support does not qualify.
• Evidence types are labeled and never mixed: official announcements, demo/build observations, release-tested facts, community reports, unverified questions.
• Conflicting sources are analyzed by date, platform and wording; unresolved conflicts stay marked, not flattened into one confident line.
• Unknown values render as unknown. Numbers are never invented to pass a schema or fill a table.

Corrections

Corrections include the page, the statement, your platform/build, and (optionally) a source. Verified corrections update the claim and its check date; pages with a flagged core answer are re-reviewed before staying public. The submission channel configuration is tracked on the contact page.

Updates

Pages carry check dates, not cosmetic freshness: a rebuild never silently refreshes "last checked". Material changes are recorded on the page they affect.