Use dated sources for project questions
The most useful way to review an evolving project is to start with the dated Kickstarter page and compare it with the latest AntBelt update rather than relying on an old screenshot or reposted claim. Current information can change as the project develops.
For a specific question, save the page link, the date viewed, and the exact section that addressed it. This makes it easier to revisit the source if a detail is updated later. For anything not stated publicly, leave it as an open question instead of filling the gap with an assumption.
Keep the project conversation specific
Ask about the feature, workflow, or policy you are evaluating, and include the source date when sharing a question with others. A clear question produces a more useful answer than a broad request for every possible detail.
The /updates/ page remains a useful companion for dated site notes.