Project / Evidence

Editorial method

Every page should make it possible to tell what is documented, what is recommended and what still needs to be tested.

Three evidence labels

Documented facts come from the archived site, a directly inspected publication or official software documentation. Editorial baselines are changeable starting points, such as a compact example sequence.Unknowns stay visible when a current client, add-on or rights question has not been established.

Version-sensitive instructions

Plex and Kodi guides link to official documentation and state where a setting depends on the server, library, player, add-on or current version. A page may show a minimal test, but it may not claim that every combination works.

Historical reconstruction

The archive preserves the exact URL that received a contextual backlink and describes only what the inspected sources support. The 1995 magazine reference documents the recording. Later Wayback captures document the web pages. Those dates are not collapsed into an unsupported claim that the website existed in 1995.

Corrections and future testing

New claims should be added only with a directly checked source or a documented local test record. The current source set is listed on the sources page. Organic-traffic estimates were not used to manufacture the launch information architecture.