How this guide checks facts

Wendy's pages and store listings are primary sources. Status cells identify the evidence available; a primary-source label does not imply independent confirmation.

A Wendy's page and a Wendy's blog post are the same publisher. Quoting them twice does not make two sources. A news article that only repeats the FAQ is the FAQ again. A second confirmation requires independently obtained evidence, such as original reporting or a dated public recording. Store metadata is attributed to its store; publisher-written store descriptions and articles that repeat an official FAQ do not become independent confirmations.

The status column can say “1 primary source,” “1 source,” or “sources disagree.” A primary source label identifies where the claim originated, not a guarantee that another independent source confirmed it. A source count measures independently sourced evidence; reporting that repeats an official claim is identified as repetition. The checked date and source links appear at the bottom of each page.

When two official lines conflict, both stay. Launch day is 4 November on Wendy's and 3 November on the stores. Length is 5–10, 10+, and about 15 hours. The fifth reward card is Mystery Stone on the page and Beef Stone in the blog. I will not average those into a new number.

Corrections arrive at [email protected]. A useful note includes the page, the sentence, and a link. The checked date at the bottom of a page is the day those links were compared, which for this version is 6 November 2026.

Updated 2026-11-06. Edited by WendyQuest Guide.