ORBIKI
Collection, evidence and image standards
Discovery links are not finished articles. Verify the original source, content and reuse terms separately.
1. Discovery is not verification
RSS, sitemaps, OpenAlex institution search and GBIF species search discover candidates. Do not copy search results or another wiki as verified facts. Institutions require matching identity on the official website and robots.txt permission.
2. Choose primary evidence
Use official histories, reports and filings for organisations, and original papers or official datasets for science. A paper title or abstract alone does not establish its conclusions. Check the author, publisher, date and original evidence of news coverage; distinguish allegations and opinions from facts.
3. Sentence-level evidence and original writing
Show which source supports each statement. Numbered references such as [1] should resolve in Sources to [1] https://…. Read the original and explain independently without changing its meaning. Do not reproduce whole sources or other wiki articles.
4. Current automated collection
Automation retains structured basic facts and short descriptions with explicit CC0 or CC BY 4.0 terms. Dataset and individual resource terms are checked; restrictive resource terms are not overridden. English evidence does not count as a Korean description.
5. Image rights are separate
A text licence does not automatically license its photographs. Record each image source, creator, licence and subject identity. Public visibility does not grant permission to copy a photograph or logo. Information diagrams are labelled as diagrams, not photographs.
6. Completion, publication and indexing differ
Collected drafts require substantial sourced prose, an information table, stored images with visible reuse credits, and risk and duplicate checks before automatic publication without separate approval. Taxonomy alone cannot qualify. Saving a general edit or receiving a search submission acknowledgement does not establish verification, indexing or ranking.