Content Governance

Editorial Policy

DeadlockDB Wiki is built to keep game information searchable, comparable, and maintainable. This page explains how content is organized, how version changes are handled, and how corrections are reviewed.

Content sources

Hero, item, patch, and guide pages are organized from the site's structured data, public patch information, and maintained content assets whenever possible.
When you see summaries, route judgments, or recommendation framing, those reflect editorial synthesis by the site rather than official wording.

Version boundaries

Anything about hero strength, item use cases, or build pacing should be read inside a specific version context.
When Deadlock changes quickly, we prioritize the latest patch anchor first and then update related directories and detail pages in follow-up passes.

Update priorities

We prioritize content that changes how the whole site is read: latest patch coverage, hero directory, item directory, and build library.
Deeper feature writing, translation polish, and page-experience improvements usually follow after the core reading layer is stable.

Corrections and feedback

If you spot data issues, translation problems, version drift, or weak categorization, email gachiawiki@gmail.com.
Including a page link, hero name, item name, or patch version usually helps us verify the issue faster.

Pages that complete this policy

These pages explain project scope, usage boundaries, and feedback routing, so they pair naturally with the editorial policy.

About the site

Explains why the site exists, what it organizes, and what reading problems it is trying to solve.

Disclaimer

Covers the unofficial nature of the site, accuracy risk, and material-rights boundaries.

Contact us

Use this for corrections, additions, or removal requests.