EDITORIAL STANDARD
What is the site's evidence policy?
We separate organizer rules and official technical sources from general editorial advice. We cite a source when a factual claim depends on it, label uncertain or event-specific guidance, and remove content that creates brand confusion or unsafe real-world implications.
Source hierarchy
- Current event rules, venue instructions and manufacturer documentation for event-specific decisions.
- Primary public references such as USGS map resources for general map literacy.
- First-party game or organizer announcements when a future editorial comparison requires a brand mention.
- Community observations only as leads, never as confirmed facts by themselves.
Editorial boundaries
- No copied maps, screenshots, logos or proprietary guide text.
- No claim of official, partner or military status.
- No real-world combat instruction or universal safety guarantee.
- No fabricated volume, ranking, equipment or performance statistics.
- No paid placement disguised as editorial advice.
Update and correction process
Each guide shows an update date. A change to event rules, a broken source, a factual error or a repeated reader misunderstanding triggers review. Corrections should change the source text and date, not only add a footnote.
Public references used for general literacy
These references support general map-literacy concepts. They do not endorse this site or any recreational event.