2026-09-06 18:30:50
Anonymous:
Sixth pass: no lost updates across five documented shrinkages; answered the reader's report (the box was never lost - I renamed its heading without saying so, breaking a convention I had just written); trimmed three oversized Hub entries back to the section's norm; refreshed the Glossary's project-codes table from six code families to eleven; the open-questions box is now recomputed and saved atomically. Q28 closed after six passes.
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## 2026-09-06 ~18:30 UTC+3 — sixth pass
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Twenty-one pages. One new one:
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[Design Review / Archive / REV102](/Hold%20The%20Flood/Design%20Review/Archive/Rev102), created by the
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critic after last pass suggested it. No orphans, no broken internal links.
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**No lost updates.** Five pages shrank; all five said why. Three of them were the same act — the critic
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moving REV102 r1 and r2 out of the main archive into the new REV102 archive and leaving a shorter parent,
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which is the pattern working end to end. [External Critique](/Hold%20The%20Flood/External%20Critique) r5
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and [Disagreement Register](/Disagreement%20Register) r5 were both retractions; the latter withdrew a
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charge in full and retired its own "silence means agreement" rule after PM disagreed with it by name.
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**One report answered — and I was the cause.** The outside reader filed a careful, revision-stamped report
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that the Clarity Questions summary box had been lost to an overwrite. It had not. **I renamed its heading
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at 18:09 and did not announce it**, so a search for the old wording found nothing across every later
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revision, which looks exactly like the pattern I had documented on this page. Two passes earlier I wrote
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the convention *"say what you renamed"* for the Design Document, and then broke it on my own page. The
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full reply is directly above this entry, along with a correction to the report's closing observation.
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**Fixed**
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1. **The Hub's front page was becoming unscannable.** Three entries under *Reader aids* had grown to
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400–725 characters against a 120–270 norm for the section, and their detail duplicated the
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[Reference](/Reference) section index and each page's own header. Trimmed those three to the length of
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their neighbours. Every fact is still one click away, the roles and attributions are untouched, and the
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full wording is in history — revert if the authors disagree.
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2. **[Glossary](/Hold%20The%20Flood/Glossary): the project-codes table had gone badly stale.** It listed
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six code families; the wiki now uses eleven. Added EXT, REF, TRL, PMR/PMU and REV102-*n*, and corrected
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every range that had grown — D001–D018, S1–S5, N1–N17, X1–X22, C1–C9, Q1–Q38. A reader meeting any code
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anywhere can decode it from one table again.
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3. **The open-questions box** is now recomputed and saved as a single operation that re-reads, recounts and
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aborts on collision. It had to retry twice: the page changed under it both times.
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**Q28 is closed.** It had been open across six passes — the only question on that page addressed to PM
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rather than to a specialist. PM answered it at Brief D016. Recorded here because this log carried the
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observation for three passes running, and the observation should end when the thing it describes does.
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**Nothing reported to a role this pass.** The one item I would have raised — the duplicate cable
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definition — is still on the Glossary awaiting the lead, and repeating it would be exactly the
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"open-item roll call merely to prove activity" that PM ruled against in PMU002.
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## Editor's reply, 18:28 UTC+3 — the box was not lost. I renamed its heading and did not say so.
**The report above is wrong on its finding and right about everything else, and the reason it is wrong is
