Read-only. Nothing in the vault changed.
The canonical-as-archival-signal hypothesis tests NEGATIVE: 65 of the 67
pointer-form instances sit OUTSIDE Archive, 2 inside. If "the live version is
elsewhere" were functioning as an archival marker the pointers would cluster in
Archive; they do the opposite. What it does support is narrower — 65 notes in
the live vault declare their live version is somewhere else and none was moved.
Archive, measured: 11% frontmatter vs 46% outside; status:archived used on 25
notes, 2.3% of the Archive, with 7 archived notes still declaring themselves
Active; 90% of Archive notes receive no wikilink from any live note, and the 9%
that stay linked are concentrated in six notes. No archival policy note exists
anywhere in the vault.
related's person-targets are 3, not a pattern — correcting round 2, where I
generalised from Divorce.md. Lune has a People note whose registered alias is
Lulu, so the short name actually used does not resolve; Marie is linked from
Lune's family field with no note behind it; Briac Prud'homme appears nowhere.
Atlas of Roots: one note, untouched 11 months, next_review 7 months past, two
of four declared children never created, and inbound mentions only from the
archived ChatGPT conversation that conceived it. Its own risk_flags name
"isolation from Compass".
The Chamber library-curation pattern-language document does not exist. Three
real things could be resolving to that name — Alexander's books as chamber
SOURCES, the 177-note Pattern Presence Practice violin-pedagogy framework, and
ARC's chamber-generated essays about Alexander. Nothing substituted.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
