The editorial policy for NTE Shinku Wiki is simple: official NTE pages and platform stores come first, guide recommendations need dated evidence, and leaks or unsupported claims stay out of published pages.
Editorial policy tiers
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Official | NTE website, patch notes, platform stores, official trailers, and publisher or developer posts |
| In-game verified | Screenshots, tooltips, material tables, and route checks verified in the live game |
| Community-tested | High-trust guide data or player testing that is useful but not official |
| Needs review | Plausible information that needs more proof before it becomes a recommendation |
The editorial policy exists because Shinku pages mix official facts with fast-changing guide data. Banner dates and outfit access can be official; best builds and team priorities need testing and update notes.
Corrections
If a Shinku material total, outfit path, team note, or banner date is wrong, use the contact page with the source, screenshot, or official link. The correction process updates the visible page, source note, and update log when the change is material.
Topics held back
The editorial policy holds leaked future banners, unsupported tier lists, hidden formulas, map routes without evidence, and copied wiki text. NTE Shinku Wiki should be useful because it is clear, not because it repeats every rumor.