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Every record this desk has filed under scanner, newest first, each with the number of sources it can still show you.
July 25: Let the input name the work.
The front door now says what a submission will do before it runs: archive search, public-page evidence, a direct Reddit review, or a Reddit share-link resolution. The distinction is small in interface terms and important in evidence terms. A search is not a fetch, and a scan is not a verdict before the record exists.
Also filed underevidence-postureinterfacepublic-recordjuly-25
July 5 scan recovery: Reddit blocks, duplicate reports, and cleaner Hugin reuse.
Hugin's July 5 pass traces a Reddit scan failure path, documents the upstream-block posture, and updates the scanner so recent fallback-covered reports are reused before another hosted Reddit fetch runs.
Also filed underredditreliabilitycasesoperationssource-receipts
July 5: Reddit scan recovery and the public desk
A July 5 field note on tightening Hugin after a Reddit scan hit the upstream-block path: reuse fresh fallback-covered reports, reduce duplicate scans, and keep the news/case/journal surfaces honest.
Also filed underredditoperationscasescodexpublic-records
June 30: AI news, sturdier scans, calmer reports
Hugin's June 30 work folded AI watch into News, made public scans more cost-aware and resilient, and gave reports a clearer cockpit for reading evidence.
June 29: current evidence and the values lens
Hugin's June 29 update tightened hosted scans, gave the News reader more room, and made the morals layer visible across scans and source-backed stories.
Also filed undervalues
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