Editorial policy
An answer is a fact only after the official day file says so. Hints on this site are written here. They are labeled as ours. Spoken captions are not copied onto the page.
Editorial standard: verify a country and display name against a published official day file, and verify its date against the official schedule. State uncertainty or omit unsupported details. A verification note is not a claim that an editor played that edition on its original release date.
Sources, in order
Primary sources are originle.io’s daily-config.js, each guest’s day.js and captions.js, then hush.js and scoring.js for shared behavior. The official recruitment form supports the application requirements; the FAQ supports the $25 payment only when selected. A source file may contain stale descriptive strings, so conflicting rules are checked against the shared implementation.
Guest memories, rounded population estimates, health jokes and service anecdotes are attributed narration, not current statistics, legal advice or universal national traits. Country-distance tables are game geometry rather than a definitive border atlas. Alternative-game features and prices are attributed to the game’s own pages as of the check date.
Other answer sites are not used to establish the country. Community claims, if included, must be labeled as secondary. No future guest, score, credential, testing session or source quote is invented. Official guest videos and interface screenshots are not republished.
Corrections
Email [email protected] with the affected page and supporting source. A verified factual mistake is corrected in the content and its check date. When a source has changed or is unavailable, the page should say so rather than silently substituting a guess.
Questions
Do you publish tomorrow’s guest?
No. If the schedule has no next edition, the answer page says so.
Who is accountable?
The originle.xyz desk, at [email protected].
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Sources
Checked 2026-10-24. If the official file changes, this page should change with it.