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Editorial policy
Each page answers one search. Codes stay on the codes page. Prices stay on the value page. We would rather omit a figure than estimate it. A cell with a dash was empty in the public record on the date we name.
A fact we treat as settled has at least two independent write-ups. One tracker is labeled as one source. If the write-ups disagree, both numbers stay. We do not average them. Player counts, prices and event times are stamped with the day we read them.
The first-person note at the bottom of a page says what judgment we made. The sources list says where the sentences came from. Corrections go to [email protected] and the page date moves when the text changes.
Questions
How are code statuses checked?
We compare public code lists and label how many sources agree. The page says so in one limitation line.
Who do I correct?
[email protected] with the URL and the sentence.