FIGURA is a source-linked directory, not an official governing body. Coverage is broad but not complete, and the amount of verified detail varies by competition and publisher.
FIGURA prefers ISU publications, national federation calendars, official organiser pages, announcements, entry systems, schedules and result systems. Secondary references can help discovery, but they do not replace an official source for verification.
Dates, venue, entry details, schedule, entries and results can come from different documents. A competition card may therefore contain both verified fields and fields that are only recorded.
The fact is stored in FIGURA and may come from an official calendar, an organiser page, a document or a legacy import. Recorded does not mean independently verified.
The field is linked to a named source and has passed a maintained parser rule or a human review. The source and check date are shown when the card has them.
The timestamp says when FIGURA most recently checked the cited source. It is not a promise that an organiser has made no later change.
Some publishers provide structured entry and result systems; others publish short calendar rows or scanned PDFs. Missing fees, entries, schedules or results mean that FIGURA has not found or verified that fact, not that the fact does not exist.
Maintained connectors update cards when supported sources change. Lifecycle-aware cards separate event dates from competition days and keep source-linked update records where that information is available.
No. Coverage varies by organiser and publication format. Cards show the facts currently available, while source and verification sections identify what has supporting provenance.
No. A source link identifies where information came from. Individual fields are only described as verified when FIGURA stores field-level provenance for them.
Corrections are reviewed against the organiser or federation source before publication. Timing depends on source availability and the scope of the change; FIGURA does not promise an automatic fixed turnaround.
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