Sources before claims
Patch numbers, ability changes, item stats and official announcements should trace back to first-party Riot material when available. Specialist sources may add build context, but they do not override official game facts.
EDITORIAL STANDARD
Useful first. Source-grounded. Updated when the game changes.
The Nexus uses automation to help research, structure and maintain content, but a page is eligible to publish only after factual, quality, linking and localization checks. Volume is a ceiling, not a publishing target.
AI assists; it does not invent
AI may help turn verified research into a clearer explanation. It must not invent win rates, patch values, quotes, relationships, dates or product claims. Unsupported claims are a publication blocker.
Every article needs a reason to exist
We do not publish a separate page just because a keyword variation exists. A guide should answer a distinct player question, add practical context, compare decisions, explain a patch impact or connect readers to a useful tool.
Arabic is edited for meaning
Arabic pages should read naturally, not as word-for-word machine translations. Names and game terms may stay in English where that is clearer to Wild Rift players.
Patch-aware maintenance
Patch-sensitive pages can be refreshed, marked stale or removed from indexing when their underlying data is no longer current. A historical patch note remains historical; a current guide should not pretend an old snapshot is live.
Who writes our guides
Guides are published under the byline "The Nexus Editorial Team". Many are drafted with AI from official publisher pages (Riot Games support, patch notes and news). Before a draft can publish it must pass automated checks — every number traced to a quoted official source, originality against our existing pages, banned-claim and policy checks — and an independent AI review. Drafts that fail are discarded, not published. We never invent authors, reviews, player quotes or first-hand play experience, and we do not call boosting, account sharing or account trading safe.
Corrections and feedback
If you spot a wrong stat, broken link, unclear Arabic explanation or outdated recommendation, send it through our Contact or Feedback pages. We keep article versions so meaningful corrections remain auditable.