Changelog

Narva publishes every bus timetable, but nobody could say whether a bus actually ran. Signed-in riders can now say whether a bus that already left a stop came, came more than ten minutes late, or did not come. Each report is checked against the city's timetable, so it only counts for a bus that was really scheduled. The page shows counts, never percentages, because only the people who tapped are counted.

The fair climb calculator now uses a mid-October shilling rate (about TZS 2,645 to the dollar); park fees and crew wage floors still match the latest published figures. The Kimochi water-shortage promise from February is now described honestly: we could not confirm it was delivered.

Les loyers médians de l'OCSTAT par nombre de pièces, par quartier de la Ville de Genève et par commune, avec l'évolution depuis 2016. À côté de la médiane de tous les baux, la page montre celle des nouveaux locataires pour le canton — nettement plus haute — et dit pourquoi. Une médiane n'est pas un loyer équitable, et la page ne donne aucun conseil juridique.

Первые четыре страницы для города: плановые отключения света по улицам, доска соседей «где нет воды», погода в горах над городом и землетрясения рядом. Страница об отключениях читает списки НЭСК, которые газета «Экономист» печатает накануне; если списка на день нет, страница так и говорит — это не значит, что света не отключат.

Uzbek (Latin script) is now one of the languages this site is written in, and Khiva — about 100,000 people in Khorazm, Uzbekistan, 2,500 of them living inside the walls of Itchan Kala — reads its own pages in it. That was the point of the work rather than a side effect. Khiva's research had recorded, as a blocker, that the three most useful tools for people who actually live there — the planned power cuts the city posts by mahalla, the household energy bill, and who to ring — reach nobody in English. A town reading English about itself is the one thing a town's own page should never be. Adding a language is mostly unglamorous: the navigation, all nineteen status badges, the emails, the sign-in pages, the correction form, the loading text and the sentence under every fact ("Manba: …, tekshirilgan sana: …") are on every page of every town in that language from the first one, so they are written by hand rather than left in English to be fixed later. Two Polish towns once read 45 English strings for two days, and the rule exists because of it. One thing the new language found that was worth more than the language itself. This site has a check that looks for English left behind on a town that reads something else, and it works by splitting text into words. Uzbek writes oʻ and gʻ with a character that is not, technically, a Latin letter — so the splitter was breaking "toʻlov" (*payment*) into "to" and "lov", and "to" is on its list of English words. On a page about a utility bill, which is exactly the page that shipped. It had the same bug for accented languages and had been fixed that morning; this was the same mistake one level down, and the lesson is that a Latin-script alphabet is not the same thing as the Latin script. Two new tools, both for towns that had research and no tools until today: **Shchuchinsk, Kazakhstan** — what the barrier at the Burabay national park charges a vehicle on a given day, who gets in free, and the fines inside. The fee is set as a multiple of a statutory index the state resets every January, so the page stores the multiple and shows both, and recomputes itself when the index moves. The most important thing on it is a caveat: a widely shared headline says local residents get in free, and what the park actually published is narrower than that. **Khiva, Uzbekistan** — what a household electricity and gas bill should come to under the tiered social-norm tariff, how much fell above the norm, and what the compensation covers. The gas norm rises in the heating season, and the months it covers this winter have not been published anywhere we can read — so rather than pick one, the page works the bill out both ways and tells you the difference.

Xiva sahifalari endi oʻzbek tilida. Shu bilan birga elektr energiyasi va tabiiy gaz toʻlovini hisoblash vositasi ishga tushdi. Vosita 2026-yil 1-iyundan amal qilayotgan tarif boʻyicha hisoblaydi: siz bir oyda qancha kilovatt-soat va qancha kub metr gaz ishlatganingizni kiritasiz, u esa normadan qancha oshganini va qoʻshimcha qanchaga tushganini koʻrsatadi. Ijtimoiy yordam puli ham hisoblanadi — u normadan yuqori qismning tarif farqini qoplaydi. Bir narsa hali eʼlon qilinmagan: isitish mavsumida gaz normasi 500 kub metrga koʻtariladi, ammo 2026–27 yil mavsumi uchun bu norma qaysi oylarni qamrab olishi hech qayerda chiqmagan. Oʻtgan mavsumda Xorazmda oktabrdan fevralga qadar amal qilgan. Shuning uchun vosita bitta javobni oʻylab topmaydi: hisobni ikki xil koʻrsatadi va farqini aytadi. Hisoblagichi boʻlmagan xonadonlar uchun hisob yoʻq. Eʼlon qilingan ikki raqam bor, lekin ular qaysi oʻlchovga tegishli ekani hech bir manbada yozilmagan — oʻylab topishdan koʻra aytmaslik toʻgʻri.

Страница Щучинска открылась инструментом про въезд в национальный парк «Бурабай»: сколько платит машина в конкретный день, кого пускают бесплатно, чем платить на КПП и какие штрафы действуют внутри парка. Плата в парке установлена не в тенге, а в МРП — месячных расчётных показателях, которые государство пересматривает каждый январь. Поэтому на странице стоят и сумма, и кратность: легковая машина — 0,3 МРП в будни и 0,4 МРП в выходные и праздничные дни с 1 мая по 30 сентября. При МРП 2026 года (4 325 ₸) это 1 298 ₸ и 1 730 ₸. Штраф за костёр вне отведённой площадки — 100 МРП, то есть 432 500 ₸. В январе меняется одна цифра, и страница пересчитывается сама. Одного мы честно не знаем и так и написали. Парк освобождает от платы транспорт жителей, прописанных в границах парка и охранной зоны, а по его же сообщению 2024 года жители остальных населённых пунктов Бурабайского, Буландынского и Ерейментауского районов платят на общих основаниях. Где проходит граница охранной зоны, нигде не опубликовано, и попадает ли в неё Щучинск, мы установить не смогли. Распространённый заголовок «местные жители освобождены от платы» стоит на сайте, который нам не отвечает. Поэтому страница говорит прямо: уточните на КПП или в акимате, прежде чем рассчитывать на льготу. Быть уверенным в льготе и заплатить на шлагбауме перед очередью — хуже, чем знать заранее. Списка закрытых троп на странице нет намеренно: ни одно сообщение о закрытии не имеет даты снятия, а устаревшее «закрыто» вводит в заблуждение сильнее, чем его отсутствие. Где смотреть — на странице указано.

The trawler and semi-industrial closed seasons (July–August 2026) and the Fosu Lagoon festival ban had ended but were still shown as upcoming. They now read as over, and the timeline looks ahead to next year's announcements instead of listing dates that have passed.

The town page now opens with a colored-pencil drawing of Homestead Manor, the 1819 brick house on the 1863 battlefield, with a freight train passing on the railroad that gave the town its name.

In der Zeile zum Heidelberg-Pass stand zwischen den beiden Ausweisnamen das englische „and" statt „und". Jetzt steht dort „und".

The page listed the city's parking regulations once under each of the car parks — the same twenty-word line, ten times. The car parks now share one line that gives the date and still links every source behind them.

Under every church on the Mass times page there is a line linking that parish's own website, which is where times change first. All eight read "Parish website", so you had to tap each one to find out whose it was. They now name the parish.

Every fact on this site carries a line saying where it came from and when we last checked it. A new sweep found 41 pages printing one of those lines two or more times — Oxford's Mass times page said "Source: Parish website" eight times, once under each church, with a different link behind each one; Leuven's driving-into-the-centre page repeated one twenty-word line ten times, once under each car park. Oxford's lines now name the church, so each one tells you where it goes. Leuven's car parks share a single dated line that still links every source. The other 26 pages are on the list.

The rains are due from the start of November and run to April, and the same low-lying wards go under most years — Zolozolo worst, along with Chiputula, Katawa, Masasa, Mzilawayingwe, Nkhorongo, Chibanja and Chibavi. The wet-season page is pinned to the top of the town page for the season, with live rainfall against the thirty-year average and the week ahead. Market prices stay pinned: they climb from here to the February lean-season peak, which is the other thing worth watching this month. Is the water out? stays too — the hot dry months before the dam refills are when the taps are tightest. Is the power out? comes off the pinned row for now. It is still there, one row down.

Two answers were out of date and one was missing. On the market: the page said there was no public confirmation that work had started at Vigwagwa. There is now. The Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development commissioned seven modern markets worth K84 billion with works starting on 1 August 2026, and the foundation stone for the Mzuzu market was laid that month. Mzuzu's is one of four double-storey markets in the programme, scheduled to take about two years. On water, a new question: the tariffs rose on 7 August 2026 — the household first band from K2,009 to K2,725 a cubic metre and the kiosk rate from K691 to K942 — and nothing here said so. The new What water costs page works your own bill out at them. Also updated: the power answer now mentions August's nationwide blackout, and we re-checked ESCOM's website in October — it is still unreachable, so the toll-free fault line 3030 remains the way to report a cut. The numbers on Who to call were all read again from the police and water board's own pages. Mzuzu Central Hospital still publishes no phone number we can verify, so we still do not print one.

The store-or-sell page worked out whether holding maize beats selling it — but it counted everything from the harvest, and assumed the price you typed in was a harvest price. That is right in June and wrong by more every month after it. In October it was offering July, August and September as months to sell in, and telling anyone who entered the price they were actually being offered that February would pay about 50% more. Fifty per cent is the whole swing from the harvest low to the lean-season peak, and by October most of it has already happened — so the page was promising a rise that was in large part already in the figure you had just given it. It now works from today. The months you can choose are the ones still ahead of you, the weight it charges you for losing is the weight still in the store rather than what the weevils already took, and the rise it credits is only the rise left to collect. Once the lean-season peak has gone by, the page says so instead of pricing a decision that is no longer there. The month-by-month pattern is also measured now rather than assumed, from the same World Food Programme survey the crop-prices board on this page reads — 1,406 maize prices from Zigwagwa and ten trading centres around the north, 2003 to 2026. It turns out prices here do not climb steadily out of the harvest at all: they keep falling through July and August, come back to the year's average in September, and only then rise to a December-February peak. On those figures, holding ordinary-stored maize from October to February usually loses money, and airtight or PICS bags are what make a late hold worth doing. The starting price is now MK 37,600 a 50 kg bag, from the August 2026 survey at Zigwagwa.

New water tariffs were gazetted for all five of Malawi's water boards and took effect on 7 August 2026. For the Northern Region Water Board the household first band went from K2,009 to K2,725 a cubic metre, and the communal-kiosk rate from K691 to K942 — both up by about 36%. This page works your own bill out at the new rates. Put in the cubic metres your meter recorded and it walks the three published bands for you, or switches to the flat K2,847 prepaid rate if you buy a token instead of getting a bill. There is no standing charge in the schedule, so you pay for the water and nothing else. The figures are read from NRWB's own gazetted schedule, which is linked at the foot of the page. What it does not cover is a new connection, a meter deposit, a reconnection or arrears — those are charged separately, and the board's office is the place to ask. If your bill differs from the page by more than rounding, the bill is the authority.

Some pools sell one swim as a single entry, a card for ten, a card for thirty and a year pass. Cards are bought whole, so the cheapest answer is usually a mix, and nobody works that out at the desk. The new swim-pass page does, and shows today's opening hours including public holidays. First used for Sundhöll Selfoss; any town with a published pool price list can use it.

Today's air quality for Bristol in plain words, hour by hour, with the pollen count when it matters. It also says what a city-wide reading can't show: a busy road at rush hour is usually worse than the figure on the page.

Tell the page how often you swim and it works out the cheapest mix of single entries, 10-swim cards, 30-swim cards and the year pass, for adults, people 67 and over, and ages 10–17, from Árborg's own 2026 price list. It also says whether the pool is open right now, until when and when it reopens, including the public-holiday hours. The price list doesn't say how long a card stays valid, so the page says that too instead of guessing.

host-duties answers what a resident who lets rooms to visitors must register, collect and declare, with the statutory article beside each obligation and a calculator for one stay. next-collection-lookup reads a city contact centre's own register for the next collection date at one address point. crossing-audit asks a road authority's pedestrian-crossing safety audit about one junction instead of making you find it on a map of the whole city. All three state plainly where a figure could not be verified rather than leaving the gap silent.

Strona Alertu RCB przeniosła się i stary adres przekierowywał na stronę główną gov.pl. To był ten jeden link na stronie, który mówi, który kanał obudzi Państwa w nocy — teraz prowadzi na właściwą stronę.

Ostrzeżenia przed burzą, wichurą, upałem, mrozem czy mgłą — w brzmieniu samego IMGW, zawężone do kodu powiatu m.st. Warszawy. Nazwa „Warszawa” pojawia się też w ostrzeżeniach, które miasta nie dotyczą, bo Centralne Biuro Prognoz Meteorologicznych ma tu siedzibę i wydaje ostrzeżenia dla większości kraju; ta strona czyta kod powiatu, a nie nazwę.

Zarząd Dróg Miejskich obszedł 4354 warszawskie przejścia dla pieszych, zaznaczył przy każdym, co jest nie tak i co należałoby z tym zrobić, a potem dopisywał, co z tych zaleceń zrealizowano. Wykaz jest publiczny, ale wejściem do niego była mapa całego miasta z tysiącami punktów. Teraz można wpisać adres i przeczytać, co audytorzy zapisali o najbliższych przejściach — z datą zapisu uwag, bo większość pochodzi z lat 2016–2020.

Terminy odbioru ustala operator wyznaczony dla dzielnicy, a nie miasto jako całość, więc odpowiedź zależy od numeru domu. Nowa strona wpisuje adres do rejestru Warszawa 19115 i pokazuje najbliższy termin dla każdej frakcji, plus co wrzucać do którego pojemnika. Jeśli rejestr nie ma harmonogramu dla danego punktu adresowego, strona mówi to wprost — bo to nie znaczy, że odpady nie są odbierane.

Обврските на станоиздавач во Охрид се распоредени во шест закони и четири институции, со пет различни рокови. Новата страница ги собира на едно место: пресметка колку такса по гостин наплатувате и колку данок плаќате, па што се прави еднаш, што при секој гостин, што секој месец и каде се границите — со член од закон покрај секоја обврска. Каде нешто не можевме да го прочитаме во оригиналниот текст, страницата го пишува тоа наместо да премолчи.

The water year that ended on 31 August is added to the table of recent years: about 1,115 mm, roughly the 77th percentile of the thirty baseline years and the wettest of the last seven.

The page opened straight into how slow the drive up gets. It now says where it goes — Stowe Mountain Resort, Mt. Mansfield and Spruce Peak — and which road gets you there, both of which were already in the page's records.

Les prix sont fixés pour une période d'un an, mais la page ne la mentionnait que lorsque cette période était déjà terminée. Elle l'affiche désormais en tout temps.

Judul bagian itu sebelumnya menuliskan "galodo" langsung di dalam kode, padahal kata setempat sudah tersimpan di data Bukittinggi. Sekarang judulnya memakai data itu, dan sumber peringatan tetap PVMBG kini bisa dibuka langsung dari halaman.