How Keeper Atlas Verifies Information

Keeper Atlas separates a claim's evidence from its publication state. A fact can be collected for review without being eligible for a public, indexable page.

Verification statuses

official-confirmed: directly supported by an official source.
live-tested: observable in-game evidence is reviewable, dated, and linked to a game version.
multi-source-verified: at least two independent hosts or publishers agree, the current full-release/build context is established, confidence is at least 0.85, and at least one source is a reputable walkthrough, direct full-release observation, versioned structured database, or local game-file observation.
community-reported: a useful lead, not an indexable fact.
inferred: a reasoned possibility, not an indexable fact.
deprecated: no longer current or safe to present as active information.

When a page can be indexed

An indexable record needs a published lifecycle state and enough supporting evidence for its verification status. Official claims require direct support. Live-tested records need a game version, verification date, and reviewable evidence. Community reports, inferred data, deprecated records, drafts, and queued records remain out of search and sitemaps.

After launch, a gameplay fact does not require an owner live-test when independent full-release guides and current structured gameplay data agree. Game-file observations remain explicitly labelled and do not automatically become live-tested. Read the editorial policy for how research and corrections are handled.