Our editorial standard
Source it.
Every factual guide links to the official material used to support it.
Label it.
Confirmed facts, editorial inference, and unresolved questions are kept visibly separate.
Change it honestly.
Dates move only when a page is checked or materially changed; freshness is never fabricated.
Source hierarchy
- Primary: EA, EA Help, EA Newsroom, StarWars.com, official Databank pages, Bit Reactor, and official platform storefronts.
- Discovery only: established reporting may reveal a lead, but gameplay, release, roster, edition, and patch facts are verified against a primary source before publication.
- Excluded: anonymous leaks, rumor accounts, unsourced summaries, copied tier lists, and search snippets without a supporting page.
How evidence is labeled
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Confirmed | Directly supported by an accessible official source. |
| Inference | A clearly marked editorial interpretation based on confirmed facts. |
| Not confirmed | A popular question whose answer is not established by the available evidence. |
| Source conflict | Official pages disagree; the conflict is recorded instead of silently resolved. |
Publication and update dates
Published records the page’s first public version. Last verified records the most recent source review. Last materially updated changes only when the reader-facing facts or analysis change. Automated checks do not refresh dates when no new information is found.
Automation and review
An automated daily patrol checks first-party sources. It may prepare and publish a minimal factual update only after local validation succeeds. Conflicting or weak evidence is held back for review. Automation is not used to manufacture pages, rankings, or first-hand experience.
Corrections
When an error or official-source conflict is found, the affected page is corrected at the smallest useful scope, its source list is updated, and its material-update date changes. The site does not erase uncertainty that remains relevant to readers.