> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.time2.bike/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # History & corrections > Nothing is ever really deleted, which is why every mistake is fixable. Time2Bike keeps a complete history of everything that happens on the timer: every finish recorded, every time edited, every rider marked DNF, every entry deleted, and who did each one. You don't have to manage this. It's the reason a few things behave the way they do. > !!-IMAGE-NEEDED-!! — A result row expanded to show its history: the original entry, a correction, and who made it. ## Deleting doesn't destroy anything When you delete a wrong entry, it disappears from the results — but the record of it stays. That means: * **A deleted finish can be brought back.** If you delete the wrong row, it's recoverable. * **You can answer "what did we originally record?"** months later, when a rider queries a result. * **A volunteer can't do permanent damage.** Whatever they press, the underlying record is intact and a director can put it right. The same is true of edits. Typing in a manual time doesn't erase what the finish line recorded; it adds a correction on top of it, and both are visible. ## Why two phones recording the same rider isn't a problem Both entries are kept. The rider's row is flagged as having two candidate finishes, and you pick which one is right. Neither is thrown away before a human looks at it. This is deliberate. Automatically discarding one would be guessing, and guessing about a rider's time is exactly what you don't want a computer doing. ## Why offline phones merge cleanly Because each phone keeps its own history and every entry carries the moment it happened, a phone that's been offline can hand over everything it recorded and have it fall into the right place — not appended to the end of the results. ## What you'll actually see | On the screen | What's behind it | | ---------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | A finish disappears after you delete it | Hidden from results, kept in the history | | **Restore** on a deleted row | Bringing back what was hidden | | A **duplicate** flag on a rider | Two entries kept, waiting for you to choose | | **Awaiting start** on a finish | A real recorded moment, waiting for a start to measure from | | A note on a result | Attached permanently, visible in reviews and exports | | A finalized result you unlock and change | Every version of the number is still there | ## Getting a copy Every action, including who was issued which volunteer link and when, is recorded on Time2Bike's servers — not just on the phone that did it. If you need a written record for a protest, a sanctioning body, or an insurer, contact support and ask for the audit trail for your event. ## Next How to actually fix things on the timing screen.