Editorial policy
A sentence ships when two independent public sources agree, or it ships with a status that says only one source said it. Web pages, videos, forum threads and database listings all count. A single blog does not become “official” by being repeated here.
- Tables use a status such as “2 sources” or “1 source” for the stated claim. A page’s total citations are not evidence that every field has independent confirmation.
- If sources disagree, both figures stay, with their names. They are not averaged.
- A missing figure stays blank. It is not estimated from a neighbouring cell.
- Live counters, such as a server’s player count, carry the source and the day.
- Each page has one Limitation line. It is not a stack of apologies.
- Corrections arrive at [email protected] and are re-checked before the date at the top of the page moves.
The first-person note on each page is the editor saying which judgment they made: which number they kept, which number they refused to merge, which cell they left empty. It is not a lab log. Interface addresses, when a reader needs them, sit in the source list at the bottom.
Questions
What if only one site mentions a fix?
The row says “1 source”. It is not upgraded to a confirmed fix.
How do I report a mistake?
Email [email protected] with the URL and a second source if you have one.
Keep going
Sources
- Wikipedia — Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 — checked 2026-11-13