A roster change is the publication chain of the team encyclopedia. The desk reads the change against the organization publication and a partner outlet; the change is logged when both sides confirm. The desk holds the change until the verification tier is settled.
A transfer is the permanent change to the roster. The transfer is the publication chain of the team encyclopedia; the desk reads the transfer against the organization publication and a partner outlet. The transfer is logged when both sides confirm; the held-back tier is set on transfers that are not yet published. A sub is the temporary replacement for a roster member. The sub is the publication chain of the team encyclopedia; the desk reads the sub against the organization publication and a partner outlet. The sub is logged when both sides confirm; the held-back tier is set on subs that are not yet published. A coach is the editorial authority for the team. The coach signs the practice calendar; the calendar is the source of the team's identity. The coach is logged when the organization publication confirms; the held-back tier is set on coaches that are not yet published. A stand-in is the temporary replacement for a roster member. The stand-in is the publication chain of the team encyclopedia; the desk reads the stand-in against the organization publication and a partner outlet. The stand-in is logged when both sides confirm; the held-back tier is set on stand-ins that are not yet published.
What the desk checks first
The verification tier. The tier is set at the source; the held-back tier is set on facts that are not yet sourceable.
The source chain. The chain is the publication tier; the desk reads the chain as the editorial authority.
The corrections protocol. The protocol is the public record; the desk reads the protocol as the editorial commitment.
The methodology. The methodology is the desk's contract with the reader; the desk reads the methodology as the editorial record.
Editorial photograph illustrating the guide. The image is illustrative of the literacy primer, not a live capture of a specific event.
Verification tier
The guide is sourced from the editorial methodology. The verification tier is set at the source. The held-back tier applies to facts that are not yet published. The desk reads the guide as a literacy primer; the verification tier is the editorial commitment.
What to watch next
The next studio major is the guide's signature moment. The desk reads the playoff as a record of the patch and the meta; the format is the canvas. The reader can follow the bracket on the organizer publication and the regional broadcast on the licensed partner.
What the roster change teaches about the publication chain
The roster change is the publication chain of the team encyclopedia. The chain is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the chain as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the organization publication.
The transfer is the permanent change to the roster. The change is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the change as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the organization publication.
The sub is the temporary replacement for a roster member. The replacement is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the replacement as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the organization publication.
The stand-in is the temporary replacement for a roster member. The replacement is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the replacement as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the organization publication.
The coach is the editorial authority for the team. The coach is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the coach as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the organization publication.
The analyst is the source of the post-match film room. The analyst is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the analyst as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the organization publication.
The partner outlet is the source of the team identity. The outlet is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the outlet as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the partner outlet.
The roster change is the source of the chapter. The chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the chapter as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the source chain.
Roster change literacy in practice
The reader who knows the publication chain can read the transfer. The transfer is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the transfer as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the organization publication.
The reader who knows the sub can read the temporary replacement. The replacement is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the replacement as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the organization publication.
The reader who knows the stand-in can read the temporary rotation. The rotation is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the rotation as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the organization publication.
The reader who knows the coach can read the practice calendar. The calendar is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the calendar as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the coach.
The reader who knows the analyst can read the post-match film room. The film room is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the film room as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the analyst.
The roster change is the editorial record of the publication chain. The record is the source of the chapter; the chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the record as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the organization publication.
The roster change is the source of the chapter. The chapter is the editorial commitment. The desk reads the chapter as a record of the season; the editorial authority is the source chain.
How is the guide sourced?
The guide is sourced from the editorial methodology. The verification tier is set at the source; the held-back tier is set on facts that are not yet published.
What is the verification tier?
The verification tier is the publication tier. The desk reads the tier as the editorial authority; the source chain is the public record.
How is a correction handled?
A correction is logged on the corrections page with the date, the page, the original claim, and the corrected claim. The verification tier is reset to the source of the correction.
Where is the editorial standards page?
The editorial standards page is reachable from the footer. The page carries the masthead, the verification tiers, and the corrections protocol.
How do I read the methodology?
The methodology page is the desk's contract with the reader. The page documents the source chain, the verification tier, and the corrections protocol.
