Comments, docs, scripts and pages kept narrating their own history: what
a limit was before a date, when a repository was split, which outage a
guard was born from, what a section used to say. None of it is what a
reader came for, and a date goes stale faster than the sentence holding
it.
Dates are gone from prose across Sources, Scripts, docs and the
hand-written pages, including the release-date parentheticals in
CONFIGURATION.md, where the version already identifies the build and an
operator acts on the version.
Kept, because they are data rather than narration: the created_at
example in the spec, the ISO-date field comment and fixtures in
ReleaseNotes, and the observed-log tables in IDENTIFYING-DATA.md and
METADATA-PASSES.md, where the dates are the measurements.
/privacy is the one judgement call. It carried a dated notice that
the plaintext path was removed, and a paragraph explaining that it was
being said rather than quietly deleted, because anybody who read the old
version decided something on it. The date and the "this section used to
describe" framing are gone; the disclosure stays. Removing a privacy
change notice outright is the thing that paragraph exists to prevent.
Comments, docs, scripts and pages kept narrating their own history: what
a limit was before a date, when a repository was split, which outage a
guard was born from, what a section used to say. None of it is what a
reader came for, and a date goes stale faster than the sentence holding
it.
Dates are gone from prose across Sources, Scripts, docs and the
hand-written pages, including the release-date parentheticals in
CONFIGURATION.md, where the version already identifies the build and an
operator acts on the version.
Kept, because they are data rather than narration: the `created_at`
example in the spec, the ISO-date field comment and fixtures in
ReleaseNotes, and the observed-log tables in IDENTIFYING-DATA.md and
METADATA-PASSES.md, where the dates are the measurements.
/privacy is the one judgement call. It carried a dated notice that
the plaintext path was removed, and a paragraph explaining that it was
being said rather than quietly deleted, because anybody who read the old
version decided something on it. The date and the "this section used to
describe" framing are gone; the disclosure stays. Removing a privacy
change notice outright is the thing that paragraph exists to prevent.
697 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Comments, docs, scripts and pages kept narrating their own history: what
a limit was before a date, when a repository was split, which outage a
guard was born from, what a section used to say. None of it is what a
reader came for, and a date goes stale faster than the sentence holding
it.
Dates are gone from prose across Sources, Scripts, docs and the
hand-written pages, including the release-date parentheticals in
CONFIGURATION.md, where the version already identifies the build and an
operator acts on the version.
Kept, because they are data rather than narration: the
created_atexample in the spec, the ISO-date field comment and fixtures in
ReleaseNotes, and the observed-log tables in IDENTIFYING-DATA.md and
METADATA-PASSES.md, where the dates are the measurements.
/privacy is the one judgement call. It carried a dated notice that
the plaintext path was removed, and a paragraph explaining that it was
being said rather than quietly deleted, because anybody who read the old
version decided something on it. The date and the "this section used to
describe" framing are gone; the disclosure stays. Removing a privacy
change notice outright is the thing that paragraph exists to prevent.
697 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com
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