Editorial methodology
Every material claim is labeled by what the available evidence can actually support, with a source and a scheduled review date.
Fact-status labels
- official
- Directly supported by a first-party product surface or document.
- observed
- A reproducible current observation that is not a published rule.
- inference
- A conclusion drawn from cited evidence and labeled as interpretation.
- unknown
- The evidence does not confirm the answer for every account.
Sources and priority
For account-specific quota, the current account interface takes priority. First-party OpenAI documentation is next. A claim is paired with its source, verification date, and next review date so readers can evaluate it instead of relying on an unlabeled summary.
Review cadence
Official claims are rechecked within 14 days of verification. Observed claims are rechecked within 7 days. Inference and unknown claims receive an explicit review date based on how quickly the underlying product may change.
Publication and corrections
Maintainers compare the claim with the cited evidence, preserve uncertainty, update the reviewed date only after a real check, and keep visible FAQ copy and FAQ structured data sourced from the same content record.
Read the Corrections process to send a page URL and better evidence.