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: independent sources agree, confidence is at least 0.80, and at least one source is high trust.
• 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• deprecated: no longer current or safe to present as active information.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.

Before launch, this means guides can explain official announcements while the entity database remains deliberately empty. Read the editorial policy for how research and corrections are handled.