Evidence before presentation.

Where available, TUCUY prefers official studios, distributors, networks, streaming services, festivals, awards bodies, agencies, production companies, verified artist channels, press kits and other first-party sources.

Compatible open datasets, reference works and archives can help seed identity and historical context. They remain attributed sources rather than becoming invisible foundations.

Reporting can be useful evidence for developing events, but attribution and uncertainty matter. A reported claim is not silently rewritten as an official fact.

An image being publicly visible does not automatically grant TUCUY the right to rehost it. Media records can carry copyright owner, license or permission, attribution and usage status before public display.

If a source changes or stronger evidence appears, TUCUY can supersede a value while keeping the change history instead of erasing the prior record.