Editorial Policy

Each page on DailyOrbs.net answers one question. The home page is the game. The answers page is today’s boards. The archive is the calendar. A page that would only repeat another page with a different heading does not get published. Series do not get their own URLs until there is a real reason to write something that belongs only to that series.

What counts as a fact

A fact needs a public page: the game’s own dated page, its how-to-play or pricing or privacy page, a wiki page that prints the same pairs, a store listing, or a profile the about page links. The status column counts independent upstream sources, with extra page counts shown separately when pages share a feed. One page is “1 source”. I do not upgrade it because I am confident. Dates, prices, and member counts carry the day I read them, because they move.

I write in the first person when I am telling you what I decided: which number I kept, which cell I left blank, which app I refused to call this game. The technical address of a data feed stays in the source list at the bottom. The sentence you read up top is the judgment.

What we will not do

We will not publish a download, a mod, or a coin hack. The game has no coins. We will not call a third-party frame an official unlimited mode. We will not paste a whole puzzle’s wording as if we wrote the riddle. Titles, short descriptions, and the answer pairs are quoted so you can check them, and the explanation around them is ours. Official media without a clear reuse licence is linked from the source rather than copied.

Corrections and updates

The daily set changes at 5:00 AM Toronto. A scheduled job is meant to fetch the new public day and add a page. If that fetch fails, the previous day stays up and the link to the game remains. Send fixes to [email protected]. The about page describes the same door.