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How PlottoSky handles facts

PlottoSky keeps three kinds of information strictly separate, and labels each one:

Verified facts

Information confirmed from a reliable, named source — an official announcement, a published document, or a dated public record. Verified facts are shown with their source and date.

Estimates

Figures or dates that are reasonable expectations rather than confirmed facts — for example, an expected completion window. Estimates are always labelled as estimates, never presented as confirmed.

Community submissions

Comments, questions, and discussion posts from readers. These reflect individual views, not PlottoSky’s findings, and they are never mixed into fact sections.

Unknown figures

If a figure — such as a building’s height, floor count, or completion date — cannot be verified, it is shown as “To be verified”. We never invent a number to fill a gap, and we never present an estimate as a fact.

Sources and dates

News and updates carry a publication date and a source. Where the event date differs from the publication date, both are shown. Older information is not silently rewritten; updates are added with new dates.

Corrections

If you spot an error, please report it through the Contact page, describing the page, the statement, and the correct information with its source. We review every report, and when a correction is made, it is dated so readers can see what changed and when.