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Editorial policy
Our aim is to make sports information useful without hiding uncertainty. Source records retain their origins. Automated checks help compare team names, dates, venues and time zones; those checks are distinct from human verification.
Changes to published facts enter a review workflow. A reviewer approves a specific revision, and later edits require another review. Pages awaiting verification carry a visible notice.
AI may assist with drafts when the source permissions allow it. AI output is not a substitute for source evidence or editorial approval. We do not fill missing ticket prices, viewing rights or results with estimates.
“Verified” identifies a recorded editorial check. “Updated” identifies a change to the displayed record and does not imply a new human check. Ticket price comparisons require an identified ticket type, quantity, currency and confirmed fee basis.
Send corrections to hello@nextplace.date, including the affected page and a supporting source where available.
Automatic approval: ticketmaster-new-fixture v1
This policy can approve new Ticketmaster AHL schedules, participant entries and official ticket links against human-checked sport, competition, season, team and venue records. It can also refresh availability on an unlocked link it previously approved.
Automatic approval records the policy version, source check and approval time. It is not a human check. Identity records, original prose, prices and viewing rights still require human review. Editorial locks, conflicting evidence, revocation and removals block automatic changes.
A source recheck reports whether a published schedule is still current; an ordinary update records a saved change. Neither creates human verification. An expired admission window does not cancel an existing approval; current source checks, permissions and explicit revocation still apply.
Sources & updates
NextPlace original editorial material Human checked · Updated