Levels of significance for a publication I hope this is not outside the scope of this community - in case, just sorry me.
I am going through adapting my manuscript to some author guidelines. Regarding p values, they say:

p values should be given to two significant figures, unless p<0.0001

Now, I have some doubts regarding what does this means. Here is a table with some examples and my guess:




Actual p value
Round according to the author guidelines (my guess)




0.532
0.53


0.048
0.048


0.061
0.06


0.00021
<0.001


0.003
0.003




Do you think my "guesses" are correct interpretation of what "two significant figures" means? Or instead I am misinterpreting the request?

To have two significant figures, $0.06$ should be written as $0.61$ (to rule out something like $0.062$), and $0.003$ should be written as $0.0030$ (to rule out something like $0.0031$).
Additionally, $0.00021>0.0001$, so that should be written as $0.00021$.
