A source link identifies where catalog information or script text came from. It does not automatically establish who wrote the code, who controls a remote loader or whether the current destination matches an earlier version.
Follow the evidence
Compare the displayed script identity with the source attribution. A hosting service is not necessarily the author. If the author, version or origin is absent, leave it unknown. A short loader can request content from another location; reading its visible lines does not reveal every future response.
Report a discrepancy
State which link or field differs and the URL of the catalog record. Do not submit an entire private conversation or sensitive log. A source that cannot be reached is a missing piece of evidence, not proof that the script is malicious or that an alternative link is authentic.
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Editorial text prepared: 11 October 2026. This is the guide’s revision date; it is not evidence that a catalog script was tested on that date.