01
Configuration before specification
A fact is not assigned until its applicable market, model year, generation, trim or equipment boundary is known. Where a source supports only a wider range, that range stays visible and is not silently narrowed.
02
Evidence states
Each recorded fact keeps one review state. Verified means direct applicable evidence; corroborated means independent sources agree within a defined boundary; derived means a transparent calculation from published inputs; unverified means the value has not earned publication as a fact.
- Unknown cells remain blank instead of being filled with a plausible estimate.
- Conflicting sources are preserved until the applicability conflict is resolved.
- Translations change presentation, not the underlying market fact.
03
Useful coverage before expansion
We deepen existing pages around questions that applicable sources can answer before creating more pages. Records containing only vehicle identification or repeated template content are kept out of search promotion until they offer useful information about the vehicle or maintenance job. Missing facts stay unresolved; we do not invent details or add text to meet a word count.
Purchase guidance must add vehicle-specific requirements, applicability or quantity information supported by evidence. Merchant descriptions and affiliate links alone do not make a useful maintenance guide; a commission does not decide what a vehicle needs.
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News and imagery
Each article labels Urobolus's verified first-publication time separately from the reported event and source-publication dates. Modification and review dates appear only when those events are recorded. Assertions are linked to primary or authoritative sources. Editorial illustrations are labeled and are not presented as documentary photography or evidence of a vehicle specification.