Data method & corrections

An announcement, an effective reset and a redeemable reset are different events.

How records are collected

Reference-site APIs and official account timelines provide leads. The collector checks the original author, timestamp and full text. Records must satisfy the source and classification rules before publication; ambiguous leads belong in the review queue.

“Source checked” verifies a post, not every user's account. “Auto” means the summary has not completed a separate summary and evidence review. Unspecified eligibility stays under review rather than promising quota to everyone.

Types and timing

• Full reset: quota restored within the announcement's eligibility conditions.
• Banked reset: a grant that must be redeemed; a reminder about an old grant is not a new one.
• Quota boost: more allowance, not necessarily a reset.
• Heads-up: a future plan, excluded from completed-event counts.

Related official confirmation takes priority, followed by matching third-party execution evidence, then the officially scheduled time. Day-only announcements keep their precision. Announcements without a time remain pending until there is evidence. Scheduled-time entries and third-party observations do not verify delivery to your account.

The timeline's main date is the post timestamp; effective times are listed separately. A date-only source check does not imply a precise check time. “Records last changed” describes the content snapshot, not collector health. See service status.

Corrections and open data

Use Feedback to send the affected record, correction and source link. Corrections update the data version; existing screenshots do not change. Use JSON or RSS with attribution to this site and the original post. Original posts remain their authors' work.