Know the source.
Every fact has a trail. These labels tell you how much evidence supports a claim, and who made it.
A Rockstar announcement, official site, or official social post. One primary source is sufficient.
At least three independent authors support the claim. Reposts of the same evidence count once.
Two independent authors support the claim. It has passed human review, but still has limited evidence.
A single source. Published only after human review and always marked as unverified.
Review before publication
Ingestion and extraction create drafts. An editor checks the claim, sources, and conflicts before it appears on a public page. Automated confidence scoring does not replace this review.
Independence matters
Different posts are not necessarily different sources. Shared clips and repeated claims count once. We group sources by author identity and evidence origin, and flag conflicting structured values for review.
Our sources
Rockstar Games is the primary source for official information. Community discoveries from Reddit, YouTube, and X are credited to their authors. GTA Wiki can seed entity drafts; it does not make a claim official.
Original writing & attribution
Our summaries restate facts in our own words. Short evidence excerpts remain private in the review queue. Pages that use GTA Wiki material credit the wiki and link to CC BY-SA. Wiki image rights are separate; imagery here comes from Rockstar’s official material.
No leaks
We use official announcements and findings in the released game. Leaked builds, datamined unreleased material, and unsupported speculation are excluded.
Corrections
Every detail page links to a correction form. Include the page, the disputed claim, and evidence so an editor can check it.