Ordering and freshness
- How is the list ordered?
- No ranking, score, quality measure or popularity index is published here, no position is for sale, and where a listing sits is not a verdict on the project. Recency is part of what decides the order and not the whole of it. Liveness is not part of it at all — a listing the liveness check finds gone leaves the list rather than sinking down it.
- Why did a project move up or down?
- Mostly because other listings arrived — a new arrival pushes the ones behind it down. A move is not a judgement about the project: no score is published here for a position to be read off, and nothing about the move is a merit ranking.
Coverage and freshness
- Why is a project missing?
- Some projects are outside current coverage rules, not yet anchored to a stable public identity, or still waiting on enough public evidence to qualify.
- Why does freshness lag a live source?
- Different surfaces refresh on different schedules. A source may update in public before PulseGate’s next qualifying snapshot reflects it.
Submissions and corrections
- Spotted something we haven’t? What happens if I send the URL?
- It is held to the same coverage rules as everything else and assessed on public evidence. Inclusion is not for sale, and coverage does not depend on whether you sent it in.
- How should I report incorrect data?
- Use Report an Issue with the affected URL or slug, what looks wrong, and any public source that helps verify the correction.