Responsibility for analysis
An author is responsible for the scope, selected assumptions and conclusions of the credited material. An editor reviews the work within the scope recorded on that page. The same person may hold both roles; this does not imply an independent review.
Tables and calculated results
Catalog rows and arithmetic outputs identify their source scenarios and methodology. They inherit no claim of personal experience or a completed review merely because they appear in a table. Interpretation, comparative judgments and editorial scores belong to attributed analysis.
How review is recorded
A contributor profile establishes who is responsible. The page's review record separately states the reviewer, date and scope of the actual check. Source and scenario changes can require another review.