September 9, 2026 — archive follow-up
- Removed blanket reviewed-guide claims left in the archive, search controls and sharing descriptions. AI-assisted publication does not establish human approval.
- #751: repaired the fourth/fifth clue boundary to Great Horned and Hoot (named like its sound), based on two corroborating secondary historical records. An original official screenshot was not available. Rewrote the explanation so each clue stands alone and hoot owl is not described as a distinct species.
- #839: corrected the accented letter in króna to ó. #784: clarified that a tangent can cross a general curve.
- Corrected word-pattern, musical-tempo, dessert, Germany, airline, Pokémon and simple-machine classifications. Removed relative today wording from #842–#846 and added historical context to #769.
- CrossClimb historical pages now link to the latest published edition without promising a current-day answer.
- The original 300-record study snapshot remains unchanged for reproducibility; its known #751 transcription error and a corrected-data comparison are disclosed on the study page.
These are AI-assisted corrections, not a signed human-review record.
Material correction log
September 8, 2026 — editing and classification
- Removed unconditional human-review labels and mechanical first-person prefixes. Reasoning paths are explanatory examples, not personal solve records.
- #800: corrected the step order so Raising is clue four and Follicle is the final clue; removed malformed first-person sentences.
- #861: clarified that magnetic poles are not an interior layer and that iron/nickel composition alone does not uniquely identify Earth.
- #860: qualified hotel amenities as associations, not universal or automatically free services.
- #859: added compost-material qualifications and an EPA reference.
- #857–#858: replaced first-person narratives with explicit word-connection tests. Corrected the topic rules that misclassified hotels, compost and trail expressions.
- Older game answers now carry dated archive notices. No official clue or answer was changed by these corrections.
These revisions were AI-assisted. This log records the changes; it does not certify a human review.
What we correct
We correct wrong puzzle numbers, dates, clue text, answers, factual clue explanations, source attributions, and statements that materially misrepresent how a category works. Minor punctuation or style edits may be made without a formal notice.
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- Check the clue relationship against reliable references when necessary.
- Correct material errors and update the page's modified date.
- Retain the original answer when the request is promotional, unsupported, or seeks to hide accurate information.
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