How Strata may be used, and what it does not claim

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What the labels mean

Confirmed means we read the primary document ourselves and every part of the headline is in it. Reported means credible journalism where no primary document was reachable, or a benchmark run by the company that made the thing being measured. Rumoured means single sourced or unnamed. The label is a claim about our evidence, not a guarantee about the world.

Mistakes, and what we do about them

When an error is confirmed, the page is corrected within one day and the change is logged on the corrections page with the date, the page, what it said, what it says now, and why. Nothing is edited quietly. Every item carries a Report an error link.

What we will not say

A claim that a named company or person did wrong, is failing, or broke a law runs here only when a filing, a court, a regulator or that party's own release says it. Never from an unnamed source. We describe what documents say and who said it. We do not deliver verdicts.

Not advice

Nothing on Strata is investment, financial, legal or professional advice. Numbers here move weekly and several are estimates. Check the source a line links to before acting on it.

Quoting Strata

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Other material

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No warranty

Strata is provided as it is. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for what you do with it.