Guide
Editorial Policy
Poly Track is moving away from being a passive directory of map codes. The editorial layer exists to explain what a track teaches, who it helps, and why it deserves indexable coverage. We only treat a page as editorially publishable when it meets a clear quality threshold.
What We Include
We index tracks that have a completed editorial review, useful original guidance, and enough practical detail that a player can learn something before loading the map. We also keep many non-indexed tracks accessible so players can still browse and play them.
- Published editorial review
- Enough original guidance to explain why the track matters
- Clear creator attribution when available
What We Do Not Feature
We do not feature tracks solely because they exist or because they have a valid code. Thin pages, placeholder reviews, and maps with incomplete editorial notes stay accessible but remain outside the sitemap and outside ad-eligible coverage.
- Placeholder copy or unfinished review blocks
- Maps with no meaningful editorial explanation
- Pages that do not meet the current quality threshold
Corrections, Downgrades, and Removals
Editorial coverage can be revised when better creator attribution appears, when a track stops loading correctly, or when an older review no longer matches the page quality threshold. A page can also be downgraded from indexable status while remaining playable.
- We correct factual mistakes when they are verified.
- We can remove ads from pages that fall below the quality line.
- We can downgrade or remove featured status when a better editorial standard is needed.