Freshness
Static documentation and live data age differently on this site — this page covers how to tell which kind you’re looking at, and how current it actually is.
Static Content
Section titled “Static Content”Most of this site — Learning, Guides, Tutorials, Introduction, Reference — documents things that don’t change moment to moment (how a mechanic works, what a term means, the project’s history). These pages are current unless SOLMEME’s actual mechanics change, at which point the page itself is updated — there’s no separate “last verified” system to check beyond the page’s own content matching what’s actually true today.
Live/Point-in-Time Data
Section titled “Live/Point-in-Time Data”Some pages explicitly document a mechanism whose current numbers change continuously — Vault reward tiers, Community Raids progress, contract launch status. These pages are written to describe the mechanism, not to freeze a snapshot of live numbers as permanent fact. Community Raids is the clearest example: its own text says directly, “which raids are currently active … change continuously; see the live Community Raids for the current list. This page covers the mechanism, not a point-in-time snapshot of it.” Treat any page written this way the same: the mechanism description is stable and citable; specific current numbers are not — go to the linked live source for those.
What Doesn’t Exist Here
Section titled “What Doesn’t Exist Here”This site doesn’t publish per-page “last updated” timestamps as a freshness signal today. The real signal is the distinction above: is this page describing a static mechanic (trust it as current) or explicitly pointing you to a live source for numbers (don’t treat the page’s own text as a live snapshot)?
Where to Go From Here
Section titled “Where to Go From Here”- Canonical Sources — which page is authoritative for a given fact
- Citations — how to reference what you found here, including live-data caveats