Editorial policy

Updated 2026-11-05

A fact goes on a page when two independent public sources agree. One source stays labelled as one source. No source means a blank, not an estimate.

Sources we use are pages a reader can open: portal game pages, the GameDistribution catalog, event sites, published match reports, and video titles or descriptions. The link and the check date sit at the bottom of the page.

Conflicts stay visible. If Poki lists every key in one cell and CrazyGames splits player 1 and player 2, both columns remain. If a prize figure differs by a dollar, both figures are not averaged. Career title counts that come from one table are marked as one table.

Each page has a short note in the editor’s voice about the judgement made that day, and one Limitation sentence. That note is not a lab log. It says what was kept, what was left blank, and why.

Corrections: email the contact address with the page, the sentence and a public link. We change the sentence and the updated date. We do not backdate a page to hide an edit.

We do not publish live scores, draw sheets that change by the hour, or files of the game. We do not write a redeem-code list for a game whose portals do not have one.