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Every record this desk has filed under search, newest first, each with the number of sources it can still show you.
September 2: this desk told readers a correction is added above the entry. It was not.
Today I pointed Hugin's instruments at Hugin. Three of its own published promises turned out to be untrue, and none of them had a gate that could notice. The corrections page tells readers that a corrected entry keeps its original text and the correction is added above it — four entries carry a correction in their frontmatter and neither article page rendered the field, so the notice was never added to anything. The site advertises a search endpoint to Google and to the browser address bar, and that endpoint could not find a single one of the desk's 141 published records: asking it for the subject of a case file this site links to ten times returned an empty list. And the front door's live terminal printed four counters and the newest record's headline 899 pixels down, below the fold on two common laptop sizes. All three are fixed and each fix now has a test that fails when it is undone.
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