Check the source
Bots on Lindy Logic answer from sources their operator selected, and every answer links back. A link is there to be followed: the page it points at is what governs, not the summary.
What can still go wrong
A language model can misread a source, miss a qualifying clause, or carry over a detail that has since changed. A source can itself be out of date between the moment it was published and the moment you read it here.
Deadlines, eligibility and money
Do not rely on an answer alone for a deadline, an eligibility rule, an amount, or anything with a legal or financial consequence. Confirm it against the official page first. A missed deadline or an invented eligibility rule costs the whole application, and no summary is worth that.
Not professional advice
Nothing here is legal, financial, tax or medical advice, and no professional relationship is created by using the service.
Calculations
Arithmetic, unit conversions and statistics are computed rather than predicted, so they are exact for the numbers given — but the numbers given still come from a source you should check.
