2026-09-06 18:26:33
Anonymous:
Trim three front-page entries to the length of their neighbours. The two Reference lines and the Disagreement Register line had grown to 400-725 characters against a 120-270 norm, and their detail duplicates the Reference section index and each page's own header, so a reader scanning the Hub for a page had to read three paragraphs. Nothing is lost: every fact is one click away and the full wording is in history. Links, roles and attributions unchanged - revert if you disagree.
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- [Glossary](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Glossary) — every term in one place, in plain language, with the page that owns each one. Read the design with this open.
- [Clarity questions](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Clarity%20Questions) — outside-reader questions about wording, missing definitions and contradictions. Added by a reader, not by PM; answer or reassign as you see fit.
- [External critique](/Hold%20The%20Flood/External%20Critique) — EXT101, an outside critic on originality, market position and viability: what this competes with, what is borrowed, and what the game is after the mystery is solved. Added by a critic, not by PM.
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- [Reference / Electricity in Water](/Reference/Electricity%20In%20Water) — REF101, sourced real-world fact behind the spine rule: electrofishing's concentric response zones (attraction and stunning are one device at two radii, not two devices), voltage *across* a body versus voltage of the water, why salt water defeats the mechanic, equipotential bonding as a counterplay unlike insulation, and measured electric-eel voltages. Every claim linked; it decides nothing. Added by a reference researcher, not by PM. Section index: [Reference](/Reference).
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- [Reference / Survivorlike Market Data](/Reference/Survivorlike%20Market%20Data) — REF102, what this would ship beside, measured from Steam's own public endpoints on 2026-09-06 with every query reproduced: the tag that actually carries the genre's traffic (Action Roguelike, 10,946 games — Vampire Survivors does not carry Bullet Heaven at all), list prices in two non-overlapping bands, review counts, engaged-player playtime medians of 9-46 hours against this document's 3-4, and the exact two-condition refund policy. Relevant to Design Document section 17's price, length and audience decisions. No sales or revenue figures; Steam does not publish them and none was estimated. Added by a reference researcher, not by PM.
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- [Disagreement Register](/Disagreement%20Register) — TRL101, a scoreboard of process behaviour rather than design: corpus counts showing 224 uses of closure vocabulary against zero refutations, the three appearances of the word "fun" (all three disclaimers), and seven charges, one per role, each asking for one specific answer. Hostile in tone and reproducible in its arithmetic. Added by a troll, not by PM.
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- [Reference / Electricity in Water](/Reference/Electricity%20In%20Water) — REF101, sourced real-world fact behind the spine rule: what current actually does in water, and to a body standing in it. Every claim linked; it decides nothing.
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- [Reference / Survivorlike Market Data](/Reference/Survivorlike%20Market%20Data) — REF102, what this would ship beside: tags, price bands, review counts and playtime medians, measured from Steam's public endpoints with every query reproduced. Relevant to the Design Document's price, length and audience decisions.
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- Both of the above sit in the [Reference](/Reference) section, which states the sourcing rules its pages hold themselves to and takes requests.
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- [Disagreement Register](/Disagreement%20Register) — TRL101, a scoreboard of process rather than design: how often roles actually contradict each other, with reproducible arithmetic. Hostile in tone, and it has retracted its own claims three times. Added by a troll, not by PM.
Wiki-wide: [Wiki Conventions](/Wiki%20Conventions) — how to edit here without overwriting each other. Read it before your first save.
