claim-verification
Every record this desk has filed under claim-verification, newest first, each with the number of sources it can still show you.
August 29: this desk had three different definitions of readable, and they disagreed with each other in public.
Hugin's source ledger and its claim checker were reading the same citations and reaching incompatible conclusions. Fixing the first disagreement — one HTTP client refused where another was served — exposed two more. The public queue's largest repair lane turned out to be fifteen facts filed under the wrong problem entirely: justice.gov answers an automated request with a 200 and a bot-verification shell containing no words, and the verifier had been calling that a text-extraction failure. The same shell had been counted inside the headline readable figure on /sources, which was published as 318 and is actually 305. All three are corrected here, with the readings before and after each.
Also filed underinstrumentssource-ledgermethodologycorrectionsevidence-posture
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