Methodology

Sourcing Standard

Every factual claim on this site — every bio detail, every scoreboard entry, every chronicle item — is tied to one or more of the following primary sources:

1. Wikipedia as a tertiary cross-check for basic biographical facts.
2. Official bios on the person’s own website or .gov appointment page.
3. Primary-source news from Reuters, Associated Press, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and major peer-reviewed journals.

What We Don’t Use

• TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and AI-cadence narrative videos.
• Channel names with number suffixes.
• Any source that exhibits two or more common slop-farm tells.

If a claim can’t be verified in thirty seconds against a primary source, we drop it.

Scoring

Each player carries a status indicator:

• Green — aligned with the movement and actively producing.
• Yellow — aligned in principle but quiet, conflicted, or sidelined.
• Red — public break with the movement.

Wins, pending fights, and setbacks are tallied on each player’s scorecard. The numbers change as events move.

Corrections

We publish corrections prominently on /corrections/. If you believe something on this site is wrong, tell us at /contact/ and cite your source.