Editorial policy
Every article on LinkMalon answers one question. The home page is the map. A character, a song, a comparison, and a reading list do not share a URL.
Facts
- A sentence needs two independent public sources before it is written as checked. Wikis, Nintendo’s store, news articles, and video titles all count when they were actually opened.
- One source is allowed, and the table says “1”.
- If pages disagree, both stay. The remake’s voice acting is the current example.
- A missing number stays blank. Age, the remake voice actor, and the AO3 work count are blank on purpose.
- Reader fiction is labeled as reader fiction. The games are labeled as the games.
How a page is written
The closing note is in the first person and says what judgment I made: which number I kept, which I refused to merge, which I left empty. It ends with one limitation sentence. Corrections go to contact. The source index lists the pages used on 14 November 2026. The changelog is where a later check will be dated.
Questions people ask
What counts as checked?
Two independent public sources. One source stays labeled as one source. A search blurb is not a source.
What if the sources disagree?
Both wordings stay, with the page they came from. They are not averaged.
How are claims compared?
Published text, video metadata and store pages are compared by publisher and checked date; claims supported by one source retain a single-source label.
Sources
Checked 2026-11-14. Two independent sources count as checked. A single source stays marked as one source.
- Zelda Wiki — Malon — checked 2026-11-14
- Nintendo Store — checked 2026-11-14