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Editorial policy

A number goes on a page when a public source states it. A single source stays labeled as one source.

Control card used as a source for the key table
A video card that credits fightkaro.com is treated as the same publisher as the site legend.

What counts as a source

The public game page, its manifest, a news article, a store search result, and a public video (title, description, captions, or picture) all count. Two of those must be independent before I call a fact checked. The game page and a video that copies the game page’s legend are one publisher, not two. I say so on the controls table.

How disagreement is shown

If two pages disagree, the table keeps both readings and names them. I do not average a play count, a rating, or a version number into a new figure. A missing number stays blank. The “1.2M plays / 4.5” line on an aggregator is an example: only that page prints it, so it is not reused as a fact.

Voice

Each page has a short first-person note about the judgment I made and the date. The boundary of the check is one sentence that starts with “Limitation:”. Corrections: [email protected]. Method changes are dated with the page’s updated line, which is also the sitemap lastmod.

What we will not add

No star rating of our own. No fighter we cannot find on the roster. No claim that a “2.0” title is a shipped patch unless the public game page says so. Portraits used here are the game’s own face images or frames from public videos, with the source under the picture.

Mbapu fight frame from a public video
Boss videos are cited separately when they show a clear the legend does not spell out.

Questions

When is a fact marked as one source?

When only one publisher states it. The Mbapu three-win streak is an example.

How do I ask for a correction?

Email [email protected] with the page URL and a public source.

Sources

Last updated . Unofficial fan guide and satire notice.