Pick the closest archive type.
Do not overthink the model. Choose the nearest fit and explain the mismatch in your notes if needed.
Community workflow
Help tighten the archive without guessing where to start.
Use this hub to submit missing entries, corrections, scans, and source-backed cleanup. Every submission goes into moderation first, so the live archive stays consistent while still being open to community input.
Send only what you know.
Strong partial submissions are better than padded forms with guesses. Source-backed corrections are the fastest to approve.
Moderation handles the merge.
Your submission stays separate from the live records until it has been reviewed and accepted.
Most common fixes
Most common fixes
Start here if you are correcting the core archive itself.
High-impact
Releases
Missing vinyl, corrected metadata, label links, artists, or scans.
Typical fixes
Discogs links, wrong artist credits, release dates, cover scans
Scene history
Parties
New rave entries, date fixes, venue details, flyer corrections, and organization links.
Typical fixes
Flyers, venue fixes, missing dates, lineup corrections
Paper trail
Printed artifacts
Flyers, tickets, posters, and other paper trail artifacts tied to the scene.
Typical fixes
Tickets, posters, flyer variants, event ephemera
Style archive
Style archive
Footwear and clothing references tied to the culture.
Style archive
Nike Air Max BW
SKU corrections, missing pairs, years, colorways, and image updates.
Typical fixes
SKU fixes, release years, better images, colorways
Style archive
Australians
Product codes, cuts, materials, zipper lengths, and reference images.
Typical fixes
Product codes, materials, cut details, references
People and labels
People and labels
Artists, aliases, and the labels that connect the catalog.
Identity data
Artists
Aliases, real names, bios, and logo/image corrections.
Typical fixes
Aliases, bios, real names, logos
Catalog structure
Record labels
Label pages, descriptions, logos, and catalog cleanup.
Typical fixes
Logos, descriptions, label metadata, catalog cleanup
Moderation
What happens after you send it.
Submissions do not overwrite live entries directly. They land in a queue first so sources can be checked before the main archive changes.
Your submission is stored separately from the public record.
Editors compare your notes, files, and links against available sources.
Accepted data is copied into the canonical models and published cleanly.