How it works
You enter your lifts, and we show the records closest to your reach across six federations.
Publication path
Configured authority, retrieval metadata, and final URL.
Raw content, checksum, parser version, and retrieval time.
Exact federation category signature and effective dates.
Anomalies, differences, aliases, and blocking unknowns.
Approved append-only revision with visible provenance.
Retrieval stores raw content, HTTP metadata, final URL, MIME type, SHA-256 hash, parser version, extracted text where applicable, and a previous-snapshot link.
A changed document creates staged rows and proposed changes. It never silently overwrites the public value.
Imports move through parsing, alias normalization, validation, anomaly detection, and a side-by-side review queue. Unknown aliases block publication.
Record decreases, large standard changes, missing categories, overlapping dates, stale sources, and unit anomalies require attention.
Published records and qualification rules are append-only revisions. Effective-date queries select the version active on a given day and reject overlapping active periods.
The history links a change to its source snapshot, proposal, reviewer, approval time, and parser version.
Verification statuses
Current official source, successfully reviewed and approved.
Official source changed, but the detected changes are awaiting administrator review.
The source has not been checked inside its configured refresh interval.
Valid for a previous effective period, not the current value.
No reviewed official-primary value is available. Demonstration fixtures always use this visible state.
The federation does not publish enough information to determine the answer.
Federation information is used only from documented, approved sources. Authorization scope can differ by federation and dataset. Every published value is connected to a source, a review decision, and a permission record.
Public provenance may show the federation, source name, approved authorization status, permitted display type, effective date, attribution, and last verified date. Grantor emails, private evidence, and internal notes stay private.
Federation logos are not used without separate authorization. Descriptive federation-name use does not imply endorsement. Final qualification and record decisions remain with the federation.
Your entered lift exceeds the listed record is a numerical comparison. It does not prove meet eligibility, attempt validity, or official record ownership.
You could attempt a new record is shown only when the meet, category, and published increment rules can be verified.
You are the official record holder can only follow from an approved published record revision naming that athlete.
Membership, residency, invitation status, late-breaking rule updates, and ambiguous federation wording may require manual review. Officials always make the final decision.