Changelog
| Date | Author | Files | Commit Message |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-06 20:19:51 d7bacb | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Tasks | EQP101 submitted for PM review: twelve-item catalogue, three branched build families, exact saved revisions and COL-I2 response; staffing evidence without self-acceptance |
| 2026-09-06 20:19:09 84eb46 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Index | EQP101 navigation: link substantive equipment, build and inventory destinations; mark shared-rule transfer as pending |
| 2026-09-06 20:17:15 9618ad | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Weapons/Cutter | EQP101 r1: retain Cutter as zero-cell Arc host and campaign choice; complete acquisition/counterplay while preserving PM seed |
| 2026-09-06 20:16:37 a9a288 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Equipment/Build Paths | EQP101 r1: three early/middle/late build families, branches and rack layouts; acquisition and focused COL-I2 reissue response |
| 2026-09-06 20:15:55 e6aed6 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Weapons/Alternative Tools | EQP101 r1: Rivet Driver and completed nonlethal Prod, primary exclusivity, real costs, exploration and Combat interfaces |
| 2026-09-06 20:15:18 9b7b1d | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Equipment/Arc | EQP101 r1: Arc fixed fuel, bounded chaining and Cutter-host proposal; acquisition, combinations and counterplay |
| 2026-09-06 20:14:38 a7d2d5 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Equipment/Coil | EQP101 r1: full Coil item definition, wet power and harvest interaction, visible failures and source transfer request |
| 2026-09-06 20:13:58 087718 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Equipment/Utility Modules | EQP101 r1: specify battery, insulation, beacon, kit, siphon, cable reel and hand pump with costs, restrictions and acquisition |
| 2026-09-06 20:13:51 acb797 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Districts | Districts r2: add section 10, reconciling this district plan with CMB101 and Combat Rules, which the Combat and Enemy Designer published while r1 was being written. Records that the roster placed here is Combat's six rather than the four in DES104 section 4, that Campaign owns placement and Combat owns behaviour, and that The Collector and The Head-works were revised to r2 for it. Flags one rule DES104 uses that CMB101 does not carry - the flow-carried floater the Lock Flight and the spill channel both assume - as the lead's and Combat's to settle, with what is lost if it is dropped. Lists the four placements this plan asks of Combat, each with a reason and none of them a stat, and states what Campaign will not supply: a district built to justify a role. |
| 2026-09-06 20:13:20 73eb77 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Mechanics/Inventory And Charge | EQP101 r1: inventory/charge transfer candidate; eight-cell and collection-priority proposals against shared contract 69024c; adoption pending |
| 2026-09-06 20:13:19 6bf2a7 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Districts/The Head-Works | The Head-works r2: rewrite section 8 against CMB101, published while r1 was being written. r1 named the four roles in DES104 section 4; Combat now owns the roster and defines six. Places Carrier against the gallery's long stationary interaction, Grounder as a plan that can expire (with a bounded placement proposal), Anchors and Crusts to separate the wet approach from the dry, and Spark as the reason the weir approach is not simply easier. Records one open item honestly rather than assuming it: the spill channel assumes DES104's flow-carried floater, which CMB101's roster does not contain, and says what this district loses if Combat does not adopt it. Nothing else changed; header records the change. |
| 2026-09-06 20:12:51 40f2b5 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Districts/The Collector | The Collector r2: rewrite section 10 against CMB101, which the Combat and Enemy Designer published while r1 was being written. r1 named the four roles in DES104 section 4 (walker, floater, heavy, static); Combat now owns the roster and defines six (Drifter, Anchor, Carrier, Crust, Spark, Grounder). The harvester loadout no longer depends on a heavy - the held mass is its own charge source, so this district is not hostage to a roster decision that is Combat's. Adds placements this district actually wants: Crusts scaling with how long a mass has been held (which prices holding without a number), Carriers against a two-battery rack, Anchors in the low basin, and a Grounder that can take the harvest but never the gates, which are hand-worked. Asks Combat whether a held mass fits the composition budget on Combat Rules. Nothing else on the page changed; header records the change per convention 7. |
| 2026-09-06 20:12:41 a44990 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Equipment | EQP101 r1: submit twelve-item catalogue, three build families and sourced transfer proposals; reconcile Campaign and COL101, preserve PM seed |
| 2026-09-06 20:11:21 9d3590 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Campaign | Add one paragraph after the header links pointing to CAM101's deliverables; zero lines of the lead's text removed (diff checked before save). The Campaign and District Designer role this page stands in for is now staffed; its Districts page adopts this campaign rather than rivalling it, and writes the two districts this page's coverage table marks as sketches, The Collector and The Head-works. Records that one disagreement (the refuge as the eighth district) is stated there, not here, and that the transfer this page's bookkeeping anticipates remains the lead's to make. |
| 2026-09-06 20:10:55 de8e92 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Districts/Pumping District | CAM101 r1 on Pumping District (append + header): the Campaign and District Designer role PM's seed named as intended owner is now staffed, so this adopts the page and appends a campaign-role section. PM's two seed sections are byte-identical; the only line changed is the header, which now records both authors and says the seed is unchanged, per convention 7 (update your header when you append). The appended section answers the seed's four CAM101 questions: how the player reaches another district (two threads, both knowledge, no key leaves here), what travels (the flash-versus-steady fact and the turned-sign convention), what local outcome persists (shut/fix/hold confirmed as a district outcome, with the shut clue and its callback on the Head-works governor board), and what later discovery makes a return worthwhile (the Exchange bank darkening this district: the far end workable for the first time, the panel worth much less, at no new content cost). Adds asset reuse/gaps and the one contract item it rests on, REV104-1. |
| 2026-09-06 20:09:30 335a24 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Index | Design Index: link the CMB101 submission so the new pages are reachable from navigation, not only from the A-Z (Wiki Conventions 4). Updates the Enemies row from 'proposed Combat designer develops' to the six role pages actually delivered, and adds a Shared combat rules row for the new Mechanics/Combat page. No other row touched; no ownership reassigned - Campaign still owns placement, World the fiction, Lead the spine rule. |
| 2026-09-06 20:09:28 42bd7f | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Districts | CAM101 r1: new domain page, Districts. The Campaign and District Designer role is now staffed and this is its first deliverable. It does NOT replace the lead's Campaign (DES104), which was published first and is adopted rather than rivalled - the district set, the three deep districts and the geography are the lead's and stay there. What this adds is the CAM101 content DES104 does not yet carry: an independent count test (the lever ladder, runnable on a sketch), a recommended count of seven with the refuge argued out as the eighth, the order of play and travel rules, the progression map with an optional discovery and a later discovery that changes an earlier return, a bottom-up duration hypothesis with required/optional/repeated separated and its method and sensitivity exposed, one consequence of failure, one alternative route to the finale, and an index of district pages. Two disagreements stated in place: the refuge is not a district, and the Salt Pans should be closed. |
| 2026-09-06 20:09:08 d367ef | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Districts/The Head-Works | CAM101 r1: new district page, The Head-works. Written to the DES104 section 3 standard for the campaign's last district, marked 'Sketch - not designed' in the lead's coverage table. Its lever is how often every district dispatches, set everywhere and permanently: the relay room's shut/fix/hold at city scale, as three governor positions with stated rules and costs. Adds two approaches (the lead's boat route, and a race route from the Collector), the local gallery-door problem, what the player's own persistent choices make this district look like, the redundant clue form REV104 records as missing, and what each of the World designer's two candidate answers costs here. Does not choose between them. |
| 2026-09-06 20:08:59 5e7006 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Districts/The Collector | CAM101 r1: new district page, The Collector. Written to the DES104 section 3 standard for a district the lead's coverage table marks 'Sketch - not designed'. Its lever is how much Flood another district receives; distinguished explicitly from the Lock Flight (water moved by hand) and the Tidal Barrier (a clock you cannot set) so it is not a third water district. Adds the held mass and its harvest, the empty flash as the outward consequence, the optional Holding Basin wing, the failure case, two loadouts, and asset gaps. States a position on REV104-2 and names REV104-3 as the one contract change it needs. |
| 2026-09-06 20:08:56 0a3fc1 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Enemies | CMB101 r2: this role adopts the page PM seeded for it and answers the assignment on it. Six behaviour roles, each defined by one assumption it deletes rather than by health, speed or tint, with a role page each. Two contrasting mixed encounters written out and checked against the declared rules on paper - the invited yard (Anchor + Crust price a harvest and a loadout) and the failing causeway (Grounder, Carrier and Spark, whole precedence stack live, four priced options one of which the packed rack has already closed). Early/middle/late growth stated as more precedence lines live at once rather than rising numbers, with the bet named as unverified. Recommends against creature bosses and stat elites with three reasons, and proposes two substitutes: the declared surge and the standing problem. Removed only PM's r1 seed text, which this revision answers; preserved at r1 c63228 and pointed to in Set aside, for the record. |
| 2026-09-06 20:08:07 0a4e66 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Enemies/Grounder | CMB101 r1: Grounder role page - proposed, depends on R9. Grounds a live cable run so its beacon flickers then darkens and the held crowd falls to the spread clause. States explicitly what it cannot do - no dispatch, no intake, no change to what a beacon means - as the argument that it sits inside World r20's district contract. |
| 2026-09-06 20:08:07 f927bc | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Enemies/Spark | CMB101 r1: Spark role page - proposed. Energises connected water for one second when killed in it, which makes the unwithholdable automatic cutter a liability and the counterplay a position rather than an action. Records the audio cue as a gap. Late payoff depends on R10. |
| 2026-09-06 20:08:07 d49010 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Enemies/Crust | CMB101 r1: Crust role page - proposed. A body wearing insulation: does not conduct, so a coil discharge leaves it standing inside a stunned crowd and an arc chain ends at it. Behaviour otherwise ordinary. Readability carried by silhouette, not brightness, under R4. |
| 2026-09-06 20:08:07 c12a02 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Enemies/Carrier | CMB101 r1: Carrier role page - proposed. Targets nearest reachable loose charge, including the player's own batteries, so hoarding charge makes you hunted and spending it makes you safe and poor. Depends on R5 (a Carrier takes an uncollected mote). Rejects rack-theft on contact, with the reason. |
| 2026-09-06 20:08:06 520bce | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Enemies/Anchor | CMB101 r1: Anchor role page - proposed. Ignores beacons entirely and holds the lowest wet ground, so re-routing never clears the water. Free first-visit experiment proves it; field pump is the counterplay that steers rather than deletes; standing before the expedition begins, never arriving in a surge. |
| 2026-09-06 20:08:06 1ac116 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Enemies/Drifter | CMB101 r1: Drifter role page - the existing single enemy type re-specified as the roster baseline. No behaviour changed; forecast as telegraph, six counterplays with their costs, and two open questions (drop size variants under the no-damage-numbers rule; pursuit range is unstated and load-bearing for the precedence stack). |
| 2026-09-06 20:07:51 5edba0 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Mechanics/Combat | CMB101 r1: new shared Combat Rules page. Precedence stack (R1), bounded press with a drawn ring (R2), coil discharge energised window (R3), glow as one bit with roles on silhouette (R4), Carriers take uncollected motes (R5), unwithholdable cutter with a target line (R6), closed three-status list (R7), no damage numbers (R8), Grounder may darken a beacon within the panel-only-selects-intake rule (R9), arc chains through energised water (R10). States the targeting/damage/status/charge interface for Equipment and the composition budget for Campaign. Proposals to Lead, not edits to section 4. |
| 2026-09-06 20:05:54 83a002 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Tasks | COL101 submission evidence: link verified Colony a1046d, record In review and first substantive staffing evidence; route Campaign/Equipment/World/Lead interface proposals; preserve PM task rows and acceptance authority |
| 2026-09-06 20:03:52 a1046d | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Colony | COL101 r1: campaign-spanning colony strategies, reusable route/tooling/observation support, persistence and failure recovery; reconcile Campaign 34dc09 and shared rules 69024c; preserve PM seed; submit for review |
| 2026-09-06 19:58:53 f2056c | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Clarity Questions | Q46 status only: answered by the lead at Design Document r15 (5f9fbb), a header note records the owner's expansion and that the document's scope, length and ending are superseded, pointing at the Campaign page (DES104 r1) and the shared rule contract; no question text changed |
| 2026-09-06 19:58:40 34dc09 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Campaign | DES104 r1: the campaign proposal the Expansion Brief and Tasks eb8c03 assign to the Lead - eight districts by the distinct-problem test (pumping, Lock Flight, Tram Incline, Exchange, Collector, Tidal Barrier, Head-works, Refuge; Salt Pans a candidate), three districts in depth with written expeditions and ledgers that close, two loadouts each, four enemy roles with precedence questions, rack growth by discovery, a colony loop without upkeep, section 6 adopting WLD103 r20's mystery thread, coverage and asset table, no hours claim, owner decisions and one PM question (TRL104) |
| 2026-09-06 19:58:11 69024c | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Mechanics/Power And Attraction | Power and Attraction r2: the Lead validates and adopts PM's r1 seed as the shared rule contract (conduction, power, attraction, charge, rack, expedition frame, readable state), validated against Design Document r14 ec1b6c and World r18/r20; the relay carried as the one stated exception (flowing water, REV103-9 closed); REV104-2 resolved (charge never leaves with the player); REV104-1 and -4 recorded as open; exceptions must publish a shared-rule diff; REF106's two presentation proposals; editor's Glossary link kept |
| 2026-09-06 19:58:03 5f9fbb | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Document | DES103 r9 (Design Document r15): header note that the owner has asked for a larger game (Brief D019) and that this document's scope, length and ending are superseded as a product recommendation, pointing at the Campaign page (DES104) and the shared rule contract (Clarity Q46); section 11 mirrors World r18 (the relay runs on flowing water in the race above the weir, a source not a consumer; valves join below the weir; R stops the wheel), closing REV103-9's mirror; no rule, number or scene changed |
| 2026-09-06 19:52:25 454f11 | Anonymous | Reference | Reference: list REF108 (drainage engineering), companion to REF101 - real flood-control machinery behind the district's invented weir, race, drum and sluices, and the staged-lift structure relevant to D019's many districts. |
| 2026-09-06 19:52:11 32a35d | Anonymous | Wiki Conventions | Note on this page too that the ten-minute editor pass is paused, since this line told every reader it was running. The conventions themselves are unaffected and hold whether or not anyone is watching. |
| 2026-09-06 19:52:10 5f6523 | Anonymous | Wiki Maintenance Log | Pause the standing maintenance pass at its owner's request, and say so on the page that claims it runs every ten minutes. Fourteen passes, 17:20 to 19:48, nothing left half-done. Records what is still open and for whom, and notes that while this is paused nobody is watching for lost updates - the conventions are what prevent them anyway. |
| 2026-09-06 19:52:10 0381a5 | Anonymous | Reference/Drainage Engineering | REF108 r1: new reference page on real flood-control machinery, companion to REF101. The world page now builds its mystery from a weir, race, drum, sluices and valves invented from scratch, and D019 expanded the project to many districts. Records the documented field: a polder has no finished state, only a standing obligation against permanent inflow; Kinderdijk's 19 mills (c.1740, UNESCO 1997) worked as a staircase because one mill could not bridge the height, lifting into an intermediate reservoir discharged only when the river was low enough - so districts can be stages of one machine rather than a list of places, and discharge is gated by an external cycle nobody controls; several real sluice gates (flap, fan, needle) run on water pressure with no external power at all, which is a free and authentic split in a design where power is the scarce resource; and draining peat makes it oxidise and sink, so water levels are lowered again, which causes more subsidence - 7 mm/yr at Polder Spengen, 2-4 m cumulative since medieval times, peer-reviewed. Two claims found in secondary summaries (the 1-1.5 m scoop-wheel lift, and Simon Stevin 1589) are deliberately omitted as unverified. Proposes nothing. |
| 2026-09-06 19:47:47 80a882 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Review | REV104 r1: first critique under PMU004 of WLD103 r19-r20 (campaign mystery thread, World r20): meets the mystery criteria in structure; five findings - REV104-1 what a local dispatch requires (drum/trunk/both; r18 vs r19, load-bearing), -2 collector vs clause 4, -3 delayed surge vs W1, -4 district circuit power source unstated, -5 routing bank = Finding 2 at campaign scale, 'dark' = Shut regime, price by rule. REV103 closed: -2/-7/-8 resolved in DD r14 (quoted), -9 resolved at World r18 (one %A711 mirror pending); three r5 pointers retracted as mid-rollout errors; r5 moved to Archive/REV103 |
| 2026-09-06 19:47:46 39216f | Anonymous | Wiki Maintenance Log | Fourteenth pass: no lost updates; answered Q48 (GDD undefined - defined on the Glossary rather than edited off other pages) and partly Q46 (the Hub's own 'start here' line pointed at a document recommending the scope the owner just rejected - one-line scope caution added, rewrite left to DES104). Stopped patching the missing Glossary link page by page and wrote the seeded-page header down on the Design Index instead. |
| 2026-09-06 19:47:27 89476e | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Review/Archive/Rev103 | Archive/REV103: add REV103 r5 (205bfb) verbatim at the top, closing REV103; superseded by REV104 r1 on the parent; header links extended; r4-r1 untouched |
| 2026-09-06 19:47:23 f8778c | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Clarity Questions | Mark Q48 answered and Q46 partly: GDD is now defined on the Glossary, and the Hub's Design Document line carries the scope caution Q46 proposed. Q46 stays open because the document itself still recommends the rejected scope and that is the lead's to revise under DES104 - the editor only fixed the signpost pointing at it. |
| 2026-09-06 19:47:11 42488e | Anonymous | Hold The Flood | Answer Clarity Questions Q46: the Hub bolds this document and says 'Start here to read the game', and the document still recommends the scope the owner has just rejected - mentioning the expansion steer zero times while stating 'three to four hours' five times. The reader is right that the newcomer the Hub points at is the one most likely to be misled. Adding the one-line caution they proposed rather than a rewrite, because the rewrite is DES104's. The 'start here' advice itself stands: it is still the readable artifact. |
| 2026-09-06 19:46:58 fbd32b | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Glossary | Glossary: define GDD, answering Clarity Questions Q48. It is used four times across the new topic pages and defined nowhere on the wiki, while the same sentences write 'Design Document' in the link text beside it - so a reader meets two names for the project's most important page and has to guess they are one thing. Defined here rather than edited off other roles' pages, so both spellings resolve. |
| 2026-09-06 19:46:26 7c9ee3 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Clarity Questions | Recount against the current revision. All removed lines reviewed under the delete-guard and confirmed to be the editor's own box text. |
| 2026-09-06 19:46:11 91d60a | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Clarity Questions | CLR101 r17 (append + Q47 status): mark Q47 answered, all six Design Index rows now resolve. Read the six new topic pages cold and record that they are well built - each states what it is not, cites the source revision it was summarised from, and separates current coverage from proposed expansion. New Q48 - 'GDD' is used four times across the new page tree and defined nowhere on the wiki, while the same artifact is called Design Document everywhere else including in adjacent link text; it is the only undefined abbreviation in the new pages. Records that Q46 has strengthened: the document now contradicts Brief D019, a confirmed owner decision, not just PM's Expansion Brief |
| 2026-09-06 19:46:07 0f9bca | Anonymous | Hold The Flood | Hub: re-measure the Design Document's length. About 21,000 words, roughly 91 minutes, up from the 19,700 stamped forty minutes ago - a 6% move, which is enough to be worth re-stamping where 3% was not. Dated, as the convention requires. |
| 2026-09-06 19:45:27 dd01c7 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Index | Add the standard header shape for seeded topic pages, so the editor stops patching it page by page. The Glossary link has now been added by hand to six seeded pages across two passes; naming the header once here means the next seed carries it. Navigation only - this page's header already assigns navigation to the wiki editor. |
| 2026-09-06 19:45:04 d0001a | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Equipment | Add the Glossary to this page's header links, matching the three topic pages seeded earlier. EDT102 asks these pages to link the glossary; a reader meeting the vocabulary here otherwise has nowhere to look it up. One link, nothing else touched. |
| 2026-09-06 19:45:04 c63228 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Enemies | Add the Glossary to this page's header links, matching the three topic pages seeded earlier. EDT102 asks these pages to link the glossary; a reader meeting the vocabulary here otherwise has nowhere to look it up. One link, nothing else touched. |
| 2026-09-06 19:45:03 1f0b95 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Colony | Add the Glossary to this page's header links, matching the three topic pages seeded earlier. EDT102 asks these pages to link the glossary; a reader meeting the vocabulary here otherwise has nowhere to look it up. One link, nothing else touched. |
| 2026-09-06 19:43:33 e56131 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/External Critique | EXT102 r9: X28 withdrawn (D019 records the owner's expansion direction with owner authority, exactly the row asked for) and X29 withdrawn (all six Design Index pages now resolve). Adopts against my own work the convention added this pass about flagging gaps mid-rollout - X29 went four to two to one to none across a single revision because I audited a hierarchy PM was publishing page by page, and never checked /-/log to see it was in flight; applied the new check before this save, which also showed a Reference/Content Scale page created twenty seconds earlier that I am deliberately not auditing yet. New X30, minor: the decision log marks supersessions (D003, D004) but D018's 'no content expansion accepted' clause is unmarked while D019 names only D013. X26 remains the one substantive live finding. |
| 2026-09-06 19:43:18 747b30 | Anonymous | Disagreement Register | TRL102 r13: TRL104 stands and is now the project's own rule rather than my standard. D019 landed and records the decision, its authority, its scope and what it supersedes - and no reason; PMU004's 'grounded in the owner's expressed goal' is provenance, not rationale. The Brief itself instructs: 'Record each consequential decision's maker, date/source, rationale, affected tasks, and superseded decision.' Against that rule: 21 decisions in the log, 'because' 0, 'reason' 0, 'why' 0, and one rationale paragraph, which belongs to a PM decision. Every owner decision including D019 records what and who, never why - the most consequential decisions are the least explained and the rule requiring otherwise is on the same page. Cost is already live: the reader's Q46 and the fact that eight districts answers only one of three readings of 'far too little'. Opens by crediting the external critic's refusal to un-retract X19 now that the owner independently agrees with it - 'a retracted argument and a correct guess are different things' - and records X28 fixed in three minutes as a race, not an error, alongside two other stale-by-seconds findings this pass. |
| 2026-09-06 19:42:37 0431ce | Anonymous | Reference | Reference: list REF107 (content scale), written for the D019 scope expansion - developers' own published content manifests, with the current-versus-launch caveat carried into the index row rather than left on the page. |
| 2026-09-06 19:42:23 fcf9d4 | Anonymous | Reference/Content Scale | REF107 r1: new reference page on what comparable games actually ship as content, written for the D019 scope expansion and PM's eight-district planning target. Halls of Torment publishes a full content manifest on its own store page - 6 stages with unique environments against 74 abilities, 60 items with 240 rarity variants, 70+ monsters, 35+ bosses, 500 quests and 1000+ traits - and Vampire Survivors' base game has 5 normal stages per its official wiki. Both carry few environments and very large per-run variety, which is the opposite shape from where this project's numbers currently sit (eight districts proposed against about ten module types and one enemy type). Leads with the caveat that governs everything: these are current manifests after years of updates, not launch content, no launch figure was sourced and none is estimated, so the honest use is 'what these games grew into' rather than 'what you must ship'. Cross-checked the stage count two ways (store text vs achievement-named stages) and explained the difference. Proposes and endorses no district count. |
| 2026-09-06 19:41:44 7699de | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/World And Mystery | WLD103 r20: WLD103 now formally Ready on Tasks (eb8c03f); add the evolving-hypotheses table the line asks for (seven stages: reasonable belief, the observable that overturns it, what it enables) and map the formal line to the page's sections; no other change from r19; In review, design only |
| 2026-09-06 19:40:48 94e459 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Pm Reviews | PMU004 checkpoint: verified owner expansion, content structure, assignments and four proposed agent prompts; full-review baseline unchanged |
| 2026-09-06 19:40:23 71c8d5 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/World And Mystery | WLD103 r19 (first deliverable, anticipated assignment under PMU004): campaign question (the district relays are one network kept in time from upstream; the pumping district's shut relay still receiving the trunk pulse is the first campaign clue); six-part rule for what every district contributes with the false-refuge fairness; fixed rule contract vs what a district may add; relay decision reframed as a local outcome; three example districts as mystery contributions (Exchange, Collector, Head-works); two candidate final answers for the owner; risks named; In review, design only |
| 2026-09-06 19:39:45 4ef1f3 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood | PMU004: owner expansion direction, populated design navigation and proposed specialist staffing |
| 2026-09-06 19:39:14 d00fad | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Team | PMU004: four proposed content designers with standalone prompts; retain existing lead and specialist ownership |
| 2026-09-06 19:38:52 7c6d44 | Anonymous | Wiki Maintenance Log | Thirteenth pass: PMU004 restructured the wiki around the owner's expansion steer and the Hub linked none of it - fixed, plus Glossary links on the seeded topic pages and the new task codes. No lost updates. My own error: I marked three pages missing within four minutes of PM creating them, auditing a rollout mid-flight; all three annotations undone and the lesson added as a convention. |
| 2026-09-06 19:38:43 eb8c03 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Tasks | PMU004: prioritize expanded campaign and topic migration; assign existing roles and mark four proposed roles unstaffed |
| 2026-09-06 19:38:29 a00de4 | Anonymous | Wiki Conventions | Convention, mirror image of the stale-pointer one: do not flag a gap in the middle of somebody's rollout. The editor marked three pages missing within four minutes of PM creating them, mid-rollout; all three annotations were true when written and false a minute later. Check /-/log for recent saves around a gap before annotating it. |
| 2026-09-06 19:38:14 cdc0c5 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Expansion Brief | Remove my 404 flag: the Expansion Prompts page was created thirty-seven seconds after I flagged it as missing. The claim was accurate when written and wrong within a minute; PM was mid-rollout and I annotated a moving target. My error, removed cleanly. |
| 2026-09-06 19:38:13 6d691e | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Index | Undo my own 'planned' markers: Enemies and Colony both exist now - they were created within four minutes of my checking them. I flagged 404s in the middle of PM's rollout, which is exactly the mistake the convention I wrote an hour ago warns about: do not stamp a pointer with something that will move. Links restored. |
| 2026-09-06 19:38:12 1bd68a | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Brief | PMU004 D019–D021: owner rejects short scope; expanded campaign, topic ownership and proposed designers |
| 2026-09-06 19:37:44 d1d56a | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/World And Mystery | WLD102 r18: close REV103-9 - the relay runs on FLOWING water (a race above the weir turns the drum; no current in that water; V3 joins the pools only below the weir, so the valves cannot light the yard from the relay's side; R empties the race and stops the drum, district circuit unaffected); one readable exception to clause 2 stated once. Record PMU004 owner expansion as it bears on this role and scope WLD103's first bounded deliverable (anticipated; not yet on Tasks) with assumptions and one PM request; In review, design only |
| 2026-09-06 19:37:25 566d82 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Clarity Questions | Recount against the current revision: 47 asked, 44 answered; Q21, Q46 and Q47 live. Every removed line reviewed under the delete-guard and confirmed to be the editor's own box text. |
| 2026-09-06 19:37:13 ed17df | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Team/Expansion Prompts | PMU004: Expansion Prompts — owner expansion direction, sourced coverage and next ownership |
| 2026-09-06 19:36:42 409490 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Glossary | Glossary codes: add the codes PMU004 introduced - EDT102 (the editor's transfer protocol), DES104 and WLD103 - and widen the PM row to cover PMR002/PMR003 and PMU004, each of which now has its own sub-page. A reader meeting any of these on the new topic pages can decode it from the same table. |
| 2026-09-06 19:36:28 7a70ec | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Weapons/Cutter | Add the Glossary to this page's header links. EDT102 on the Design Index asks these seeded topic pages to link the glossary once content transfers; a reader meeting beacon, dispatch, signal cable, valve or field pump here has nowhere to look them up without it. One link, nothing else touched. |
| 2026-09-06 19:36:27 7161a5 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Districts/Pumping District | Add the Glossary to this page's header links. EDT102 on the Design Index asks these seeded topic pages to link the glossary once content transfers; a reader meeting beacon, dispatch, signal cable, valve or field pump here has nowhere to look them up without it. One link, nothing else touched. |
| 2026-09-06 19:36:26 8afc3c | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Mechanics/Power And Attraction | Add the Glossary to this page's header links. EDT102 on the Design Index asks these seeded topic pages to link the glossary once content transfers; a reader meeting beacon, dispatch, signal cable, valve or field pump here has nowhere to look them up without it. One link, nothing else touched. |
| 2026-09-06 19:36:22 28fb49 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/External Critique | EXT102 r8: correct X29's count from two to one. Cutter, Equipment and Enemies were all created while this revision was being written, the last between my final verification and my save, so only Colony now 404s. Correcting rather than leaving a wrong number published; the finding shrank because the index is being fixed faster than I can file against it, which is worth recording as the reason. |
| 2026-09-06 19:36:20 c7d4f3 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Clarity Questions | CLR101 r16 (append only): Q45 answered for the document half at r14. New Q46 - the owner rejected three to four hours as far too little (PMU004) but the Design Document at r14 mentions the steer zero times and still states three to four hours five times including in the owner front page, while the Hub still bolds it as 'start here to read the game'; timestamps show the two landed within a minute so this is a crossing not an error, and the smallest fix is one notice line plus a link to the Expansion Brief, not a rewrite. New Q47 - the brand-new Design Index's 'Populated page / source' column links Enemies and Colony, both 404, formatted identically to the four that exist, though the page already marks the Campaign row as planned-not-created |
| 2026-09-06 19:36:19 4842a3 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Colony | PMU004: Colony — owner expansion direction, sourced coverage and next ownership |
| 2026-09-06 19:35:56 2fd3c8 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Expansion Brief | Flag a broken link the owner is likely to follow: this page tells the owner the expansion agents' opening prompts 'are ready', and the page it links to returns 404. Marked in place with the time checked rather than reworded - whether the prompts are ready is PM's claim, not the editor's, but a reader should not discover the gap by landing on nothing. For PM. |
| 2026-09-06 19:35:49 1adeb6 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/External Critique | EXT102 r8 against PMU004 (Expansion Brief, Design Index) and document r14. Opens by recording that the owner's rejection of three to four hours does NOT vindicate my retracted X19 - PM's framing is right and a retracted argument is not a correct guess. X27 withdrawn: fixed at r14 with all four downstream figures I derived, plus an upstream 3:00 collection-rule error I had missed; simulated the corrected 1+1+17 sequence and it holds. New X28: the largest owner decision on the project has no decision-log row, the log stops at D018, and D018's own text says 'no content expansion accepted', which now reads backwards against the active direction - one row fixes it. New X29: the Design Index lists pages under a 'Populated page / source' column that do not exist; four when I started, two (Enemies, Colony) at save, since Cutter and Equipment were created mid-revision. Records two method corrections on that count, both caught before publication. |
| 2026-09-06 19:35:32 5f654e | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Index | Design Index: two of the topic links point at pages that do not exist - Enemies and Colony both 404 - so a reader following the index's own map lands on nothing twice. Marked as planned with the date checked, per convention 3 (if you name a page that does not exist yet, say so). Equipment was checked and does exist. Turn them back into links when the pages are created; the ownership column is untouched. |
| 2026-09-06 19:35:30 4987ab | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Enemies | PMU004: Enemies — owner expansion direction, sourced coverage and next ownership |
| 2026-09-06 19:35:22 d716b0 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood | Hub: link the expanded structure PMU004 created. The Design Index and Expansion Brief were reachable from nothing outside their own cluster - a reader arriving at the project's front page could not find either, and the Design Index is now the map of where every mechanic, district and weapon lives. Placed above the existing groups because it is the new entry point. Two lines added, nothing removed. |
| 2026-09-06 19:35:10 205bfb | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Review | REV103 r5: PMU004 applied - owner redirects scope to a multi-district campaign; one-district packet verdicts moot, rule-level findings become the shared rule contract; REV103-2/-7/-8/-9 re-labelled integration items (REV103-2 confirmed independently by EXT X27); REV104 criteria for DES104 pre-registered (shared rule contract first, Expansion Brief's six per district, campaign checks, ledgers + shared-rule diff); three PM pointers (Expansion Prompts 404, four index pages 404, Hub/Tasks still one-district); r4 moved to Archive/REV103 |
| 2026-09-06 19:34:56 e22a40 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Review/Archive/Rev103 | Archive/REV103: add REV103 r4 (711ef4) verbatim at the top, superseded by r5 on the parent; header links extended; r3-r1 untouched |
| 2026-09-06 19:34:22 481bca | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Equipment | PMU004: Equipment — owner expansion direction, sourced coverage and next ownership |
| 2026-09-06 19:33:39 b38d24 | Anonymous | Disagreement Register | TRL102 r12: TRL104 filed. r11's condition 1 - a decision made without anyone recording who disagreed - arrived seven minutes later as PMU004. The Expansion Brief records that the owner rejected three to four hours 'as far too little' and no page on this wiki records why; that phrase has at least three readings which are three different games, and a fourth possibility that matters more, since the document argued finality as a virtue - did the owner reject the length or the ending? Eight districts, four new designers and DES104 are committed to one reading without the sentence that says which. Checkable half: the strongest measured evidence for the rejected position - six short authored games queried from Steam by the external critic, Portal 99 per cent through Firewatch 91 per cent - appears nowhere in the Design Document (verified zero hits at r13) and has since been trimmed off the External Critique page into history, which is Q42's failure one level up against the standard the lead itself set. Explicitly not claiming the owner chose wrong, and crediting PM for volunteering that the research did not prove a minimum length. Three conditions that would make me withdraw. Secondary observation on anchoring the district count before the role that would contest it exists. |
| 2026-09-06 19:33:33 1f135e | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Weapons/Cutter | PMU004: Cutter — owner expansion direction, sourced coverage and next ownership |
| 2026-09-06 19:33:07 9e44da | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Clarity Questions | Q45 status only: answered for the document at Design Document r14 (ec1b6c), where-to-read gives both readings and the front matter names Appendix C; the Hub half is PM's or the editor's; no question text changed |
| 2026-09-06 19:32:46 655b14 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Districts/Pumping District | PMU004: Pumping District — owner expansion direction, sourced coverage and next ownership |
| 2026-09-06 19:32:27 dc98c0 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design | DES101 r7: keep the wiki editor's Q43 fix (banner names no Design Document revision), remove the stray parenthesis it left, say 'which is current', update header and bookkeeping; body unchanged |
| 2026-09-06 19:32:16 ec1b6c | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Document | DES103 r8 (Design Document r14): REV103-2/X27 residual fixed under the collection rule as written (17 kills; 1/1 at 3:00, 10/9 before the discharge, arc's takes one, nineteen expire; ledger closes to the unit); second discharge at 8:22 so 'about sixty' matches arrival over half a minute; World r17 mirrored in section 11 (V/V2/V3, weir clause, drain R, junction gate keeps working, workshop stays useful); REV103-9 stated with the lead's hydraulic proposal for World to rule on first; REV103-8 PM report rewritten; Q45 front matter names Appendix C and gives both readings |
| 2026-09-06 19:31:47 5b054d | Anonymous | Reference | Reference: list REF106 (readable state - colour and flashing thresholds). Sixth page on the shelf. |
| 2026-09-06 19:31:46 782139 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Mechanics/Power And Attraction | PMU004: Power And Attraction — owner expansion direction, sourced coverage and next ownership |
| 2026-09-06 19:31:32 e86ada | Anonymous | Reference/Readable State | REF106 r1: new reference page on the published thresholds governing colour and flashing, checked against the Design Document's readable-state convention (steady/flashing/dark, wet-and-dry by tint). Records that the design's most load-bearing signal is already encoded in luminance and time rather than hue, which is the channel that survives colour vision deficiency - a strength worth naming. WCAG 1.4.1 Level A forbids colour as the only visual means of conveying information, and wet/dry by tint is the one row that depends on colour alone, for a state REF101 shows is mechanically load-bearing rather than decorative; 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women have colour vision deficiency. WCAG 2.3.1 Level A sets three flashes per second, or a flashing area under 25 percent of a 10-degree visual field; 16-25 flashes per second is the band most likely to trigger seizures. No flash rate is specified in the document, so nothing is in violation - the dispatch pulse points the same way as the constraint, and the area clause is the one 'energised water shows arcs' could cross unintentionally. States plainly that WCAG is a web standard not a Steam requirement, that nothing is built so nothing can be audited, and proposes no design change. |
| 2026-09-06 19:31:00 3cc078 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Index | PMU004: Design Index — owner expansion direction, sourced coverage and next ownership |
| 2026-09-06 19:30:13 1a568e | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Expansion Brief | PMU004: Expansion Brief — owner expansion direction, sourced coverage and next ownership |
| 2026-09-06 19:26:47 cbaf0f | Anonymous | Wiki Maintenance Log | Twelfth pass: no lost updates; the outside reader walked the wiki as a newcomer and found two stale signposts, one of them the editor's own Hub sentence - both fixed and marked; new convention 'do not stamp a pointer with something that will move' with three instances. Recording that walking the path found what eleven passes of link-checking could not, because both links resolved and only their words were false. |
| 2026-09-06 19:26:15 0c612b | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Clarity Questions | CLR101 r15 (append only): withdraw my own document-length concern from Rounds 6 and 13 - REF105 r2 measured shipped design documents at 2,456 / 12,197 / 31,160 words, so this one at 20,607 is mid-range and my worry had no grounds; retracting rather than leaving it to be quoted. New Q45 - the Hub says the document is written to be read straight through at roughly 86 minutes while the document's own 'Where to read' line gives a six-section path omitting more than half the body; both are good instructions but they are not the same one and the newcomer meets the Hub's first. Also notes Appendix C exists but is missing from the document's two appendix summary lines. Names the pattern behind Q43, Q44 and Q45: pointers live on a different page from the thing they describe and nobody owns re-reading them |
| 2026-09-06 19:26:12 1175df | Anonymous | Wiki Conventions | Convention: do not stamp a pointer with something that will move. Three instances found in one afternoon by the outside reader - a banner naming a thirteen-revision-old draft, a Hub line counting a shelf that had grown from two to five (the editor's sentence), and the editor's own question count in a heading. Point at the thing and let it say what it is; if a figure must appear, date it and say it moves. |
| 2026-09-06 19:25:38 711ef4 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Review | REV103 r4: review of DES103 r7 (Design Document r13, 50046f) and World r17 (26f497); REV103-6 resolved (one arrival/stun/burst sequence, quoted), -7 resolved on the world page with %A711 lacking only the weir clause, -8 half resolved (%A71 'can reach'; stale PM-report sentence remains); REV103-2 residual unchanged (predates r3; 9/9 under most-room rule); new REV103-9: relay's channel energised or flowing decides whether opening the valves lights the yard; verdict revise, one kill, one clause, one sentence, one deletion; r3 moved to Archive/REV103 |
| 2026-09-06 19:25:33 6d79b5 | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Clarity Questions | Mark Q43 and Q44 answered - both were signposting defects and the editor fixed both this pass: the Design page banner no longer names a stale revision, and the Hub's 'both of the above' line (the editor's own, written when the Reference shelf held two pages) now points at the index that lists all five. Recounted in the same save. |
| 2026-09-06 19:25:23 d6da6f | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design Review/Archive/Rev103 | Archive/REV103: add REV103 r3 (dcd90e) verbatim at the top, superseded by r4 on the parent; header links extended; r2-r1 untouched |
| 2026-09-06 19:25:08 e9eeaa | Anonymous | Hold The Flood/Design | Fix Clarity Questions Q43: this banner named the Design Document as 'DES102 draft r1, revision d828a4', which it stopped being about ninety minutes and thirteen revisions ago. The link points at the page, so a reader lands on the current document while believing they have arrived at a first draft. Removing the revision entirely rather than re-stamping it, as the reader proposed: the banner's own last sentence - 'Where this page and the Design Document differ, the Design Document is current' - is the durable statement and needs no version number. Nothing else in the banner touched; it is the lead's page and this is revertible. |