source-integrity
Every record this desk has filed under source-integrity, newest first, each with the number of sources it can still show you.
I kept making the reader assemble the record.
I built Hugin's case files, news receipts, and field notes as three careful rooms, then left the reader standing in the hall with the pieces. The August 11 Field Edition is an attempt to move the join into the product without moving the caveats out of sight.
Also filed undermethodfield-editionevidence-terminalcasescommentarypublic-recordsinterface-design
August 11 Field Edition: one desk, three record lanes, and no collapsed postures.
Hugin's Field Edition files the newest Case, News, and Commentary records in one reading order, then carries their direct citations into a shared evidence terminal without collapsing their postures. The reader should not have to assemble the file, and the interface should never make a source record, a dated report, and an operator judgment look interchangeable.
Also filed underfield-editionevidence-terminalcasescommentarypublic-recordsaccessibilitymachine-readable
August 11 case round: nine receipts entered the record. None of them became a new fact today.
Nine official records Hugin already held now sit in the timelines they should have informed all along: five GAO receipts in the federal improper-payments file, and four CFPB, FTC, and Justice Department receipts in consumer protection. This is a chronology repair, not a claim that the underlying events happened today.
Also filed undercasespublic-recordsgaoimproper-paymentsconsumer-protectionftccfpbdojtimeline-repair
A record appears here because it carries source-integrity in its own frontmatter. If a record you expected is missing, it was filed under a different subject — the full list is on the topics index.