One-sentence brief
A correction should not be declared complete until every dependent public and protected state has been updated, reviewed, and made visible at the appropriate level.
EVIDENCE REVIEW WORKBENCHES
A deterministic browser-local workbench that turns bounded declarations about claim state, dependent routes, public visibility, protected memory, response, re-test, and reopening into stable CP-* review prompts.
ORIENTATION
A correction should not be declared complete until every dependent public and protected state has been updated, reviewed, and made visible at the appropriate level.
LOCAL-ONLY CORRECTION PLANNER
This deterministic workbench accepts only fixed, non-identifying declarations. It cannot inspect a live case, edit content, contact affected people, certify accessibility, record specialist approval, authorize publication, or unblock production.
WORKING BRIEF
The planner accepts no names, files, URLs, free text, private records, or participant data. It reviews only predefined correction-state declarations.
Quoted wording, summaries, legal posture, glossary definitions, matrices, learning paths, workbench rules, protected route records, and home-page claims should be checked separately.
A private ledger alone is insufficient when the superseded wording remains public. Conversely, a public edit without protected evidence loses the review trail.
The planner checks whether a response and remedy path were considered, but it cannot decide what must be disclosed or expose confidential material.
The result cannot modify the site, certify accessibility, record specialist approval, resolve a legal dispute, authorize publication, or unblock production.
COMPLETE DOSSIER
Terms are defined for this site’s evidence method, not as universal legal or clinical definitions.
| Stage | Required record | Unsafe shortcut | Publication-safe action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intake | Exact proposition, source origin, version, date, and claimant | Treating a link count as corroboration | Create a bounded claim record |
| Review | Directness, independence, custody, counterevidence, legal posture, and affected-person implications | Combining confidence, reliability, and legal outcome | Record separate fields and scoped reviewer questions |
| Publication | Narrow wording, decision source, uncertainty, response, and remedy | Implying authority not granted by the evidence | Publish the supported proposition only |
| Correction | Reason, prior state, dependent routes, owner, date, and reopening trigger | Silent overwrite or deleted uncertainty | Propagate and preserve the revision history |
Is the exact proposition and evidence state named?
Pass condition: Observation, interpretation, legal posture, reach, effect, and remedy are not silently merged.
Are evidentiary origins traced rather than inferred from citation count?
Pass condition: Common origins, actor-controlled material, translation, syndication, and copied anomalies remain visible.
Is the public wording bound to the exact evidence revision and review date?
Pass condition: A later change can supersede one claim without silently rewriting the historical record.
Can affected people or institutions understand, contest, correct, or appeal the claim?
Pass condition: Notice, response, correction, escalation, and remedy paths are explicit where applicable.
Is identity disclosure minimized and operational enablement excluded?
Pass condition: The content remains public-interest education rather than identification, surveillance, targeting, or operational attribution.
RESEARCH EDITION
This page follows the public method for provenance, confidence, source independence, alternative accounts, limitations, review state, and visible correction.
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