HOOKSHOT
GITHUB How a sentence gets on a page
Editorial policy
A checked fact has at least two independent public sources. A single source is labeled. A missing source becomes an empty cell.
Sources we use
Project pages use the Hookshot repository, its readme, release files, and public issue reports. Item pages use community wikis and independent walkthrough publishers. Videos count when their title, description, subtitles, or picture supports the specific step. The Sources table records each reference and date. A publisher's API, README and release page count together; wiki mirrors count together. Claim tables say '2 independent guides' only when two separate publishers support that claim, and single-publisher facts stay labelled '1 publisher source'.
If two sources disagree, both numbers stay. The release count is the example: 56 tags on one reading and 51 on an earlier write-up. We do not average them. Dates on each page are the day the source was read, and that day is also the page's modified time.
What we will not do
We do not publish game files, keys, or third-party file hosts. We do not invent frame rates, file hashes, or dialogue. Homebrew rules on the D&D page are marked as our choices. Corrections go to [email protected] with a link.
Questions
What does '1 source' mean?
The claim has one publishing source. Multiple pages, APIs, or mirrors from that source do not make independent confirmation. The sentence can stay with that label.
Why are some cells empty?
No public number was found. An estimate would read as a measurement.
Sources
| Source | Evidence status | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Zelda Wiki | 1 reference · shared publishers and mirrors count together | 2026-11-11 |
| Project readme | 1 reference · shared publishers and mirrors count together | 2026-11-11 |