While one solvent method may be considered more accurate or reliable than another, the same cannot be true of solvents themselves. That is, a calculation using PCM parameterized with ε = 80 (roughly approximating an aqueous medium) is no more or less accurate than one parameterized with ε = 7 (approximating the dielectric of e.g. tetrahydrofuran). Rather, calculations performed with different solvent media are better or worse suited for particular applications. When tabulating molecular properties, we therefore select the best level of theory available for each solvent medium. We note that calculations conducted in vacuum are ranked below those performed using implicit solvent methods, but vacuum properties are still reported when available, as we treat vacuum as a distinct solvent medium.