Editorial policy

Sourcing

Every article names what it is based on: Cronus's own documentation, a publisher's own post or rules, first-hand testing on the bench described on the About page, or a community report. Community reports are marked as such until reproduced. Press coverage is used to find a primary source, not as one.

Checking

Setup and troubleshooting procedures are checked against Cronus's support pages and then run on hardware. Publisher positions are quoted with a date. Version numbers appear only where Cronus publishes them. If a claim cannot be checked, the page either leaves it out or labels it as unverified in the text.

Dating

Each article carries a published date and, when revised, an updated date. Both are exposed in the page metadata, the sitemap and the structured data so search engines and assistants can tell how current a statement is. Living pages, such as the compatibility tracker, the changelog and the monthly roundup, are re-dated on every edit.

Corrections

Errors are fixed in place and noted at the bottom of the article with the date and what changed. Nothing is silently rewritten. Send a correction through the corrections form.

Machine-readable copies

The full text of every published article is available at /llms-full.txt, an index at /llms.txt, and a markdown copy of any page by prefixing its path with /md. These exist so assistants cite the canonical page rather than a paraphrase.

Affiliations

Cronus Wiki is independent of Cronus and Collective Minds and not affiliated with any game publisher. Where a product is named, it is named on the same terms as any other, and the site does not rank script sellers.