This register shows what can be published now and what still needs review. It does not turn local research material into permission to publish.
Register version
archive-intake-2026-09-06
Last review
2026-09-06
Local intake archive
2,991 files, about 852 MB
Archive status
reported
Publication rule
Raw HTML, imagery, models, screenshots, and third-party prose remain outside the build. A fact must clear source, version, unit, and rights review before publication; uncertain values stay uncertain.
Data queue
reported · entities
Weapons, ammunition, attachments, equipment and vehicles
A bounded snapshot contributes 564 reported identifiers and whitelisted technical fields: 38 weapons, 154 ammunition records, 207 attachments, 137 equipment records, and 28 vehicles. Records retain snapshot provenance and are not independently verified game values.
Reviewed: 2026-09-06
unknown · entities
Damage and TTK rules
Published calculators must use a versioned original rules model. Community-rendered outputs are research leads, not verified formulas.
Reviewed: 2026-09-06
unknown · artillery
Artillery profiles and firing panels
Range, bearing and elevation candidates require reproducible in-game evidence or an authorized source before a public ballistic profile is promoted.
Reviewed: 2026-09-06
reported · maps
Maps, points and annotations
Map identifiers are tracked for review. Images, polygon overlays and named annotations are withheld until their rights and coordinate evidence are cleared.
Reviewed: 2026-09-06
reported · manual
Manual, guides and update topics
Topics can guide original editorial writing, but third-party prose, screenshots and ratings do not enter the site without separate approval.
Reviewed: 2026-09-06
unknown · video
Video references
A video is publishable only after its canonical publisher and permission status are checked. Embeds remain click-to-load and do not claim an unreviewed transcript.
Reviewed: 2026-09-06
How data reaches the site
A private inventory records a path, hash, candidate type, and rights status.
A normalized record keeps its source, version, and unknown values.
Only approved facts receive bilingual public copy or data.