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Editorial policy

A sentence goes on a page when a public source supports it, and the source is named at the bottom with the date I checked. The drama’s own pages come first. A second publisher, store, or catalog page is the cross-check. One source stays labeled as one source.

What I will not smooth over

• If two price pages disagree, both numbers stay, with their dates.
• If a field is missing, the cell stays empty. I do not estimate a coin price, a performer, or a season-two date.
• Episode titles are not invented. NetShort labels them EP plus the series name.
• Review snippets on an episode page are scene cues, not an official synopsis.
• Names that appear only in an AI summary, such as a villain the blurb never uses, stay off the character cards.

How a page is written

The first screen states the useful conclusion. The note near the bottom is in the first person and says what judgment I made. Boundary conditions are one Limitation sentence, not a stack of disclaimers. Corrections go to [email protected] and, when accepted, change the check date.

This guide does not host the episodes. Watch links go to NetShort. Full-length copies on other video sites are described, not linked.