Ready
Use when the final page is relevant, the intended option is visible, and the saved note agrees with the current evidence.
FAQ · Recheck boundaries
Lovegobuy Spreadsheet link check FAQ
Use these answers when an older row and the current destination do not clearly agree.
Final destinations and dead paths
- Which URL belongs in a note?
- Use the final relevant page after redirects finish, not a search result, short link, or registration path.
- What should I do with a dead link?
- Mark the row for re-research. Do not invent a replacement from a similar title or image.
Exact option matching
- Can I shorten option names?
- Keep the exact visible text first. Shorthand can hide a meaningful size, color, or version difference.
- What if the title matches but the selection does not?
- Treat it as unresolved and keep it out of a ready note until the intended option is clear.
What a dated note can support
- Do older screenshots prove the current page state?
- No. They can preserve history, but current decisions should use a fresh live-page check.
- Why record a date?
- It separates a current observation from an undated assumption when details later change.
Decision guide
Use the smallest conclusion supported by the current evidence
The final label should explain what is known without hiding what remains uncertain. Keep the original reference beside the current observation so later reviewers can see whether the row changed once or repeatedly.
Parked
Use when the page opens but a required selection or detail cannot be matched. State the exact evidence still needed.
Retry later
Use for timeouts, service errors, rate limits, or challenge pages. Save the error and time instead of treating access failure as removal.
Fresh research
Use when the old page is removed, irrelevant, or no longer supports the original context. Restart from the current Lovegobuy resource without guessing a replacement.
Return to current evidence
When a row is uncertain, reopen the live destination before relying on it.