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Why this matters:A short explanation you can quote back when a child, teacher or relative asks why this rule exists at all.

Device
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Age band
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Jurisdiction
global
Software version
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Last checked
2026-09-13

The wiki’s source registry lists every external URL. Each entry carries the URL, the language, and the retrieval date.

See glossary for the provenance of a source stub.

Definition

A source in this wiki is an external document that backs a factual claim in an article.

Sources are catalogued under Wiki/sources/. Each one is a small Markdown stub. Articles refer to a source by its slug. The reference uses square brackets with the source: prefix.

Scope

A source is not a bibliographic reference.

It is the URL plus a short provenance note. The note is sufficient to verify the quoted claim.

The registry below lists every source that a page on this site cites. Each entry links to the original and names its publisher. It also shows the date the source was last retrieved.

Why trust this page?

Belief-disclosure in plain language. Everything the page claims is sourced; instructions are tested against the software version stated above; nothing is bought or affiliate-linked.

Standing of evidence
Secondary (re-statement, review or institutional secondary)
Tested against
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Last verified
2026-09-13

Sources used on this page, in the order they appear:

  • No external sources were cited.

Statements quoted from a manufacturer that are still checked against independent sources are marked [claim]. They describe what the vendor says, not what is independently verified.

Source registry

Every source cited on this site, with publisher and the date it was last retrieved. The link opens the original.