How every post was scored, and what the floor holds back
The daily crawl admits more than anybody reads. This is the whole
workings of the rule that decides what reaches the front page and the feeds —
every post, every axis, and the reason behind every cell.
The share floor
Nothing is deleted and nothing is hidden. A held-back post keeps
its place in the archive, its card and its evidence. It is one click away on the
archive page behind a disclosure that says how many are folded — the same
contract the repeat-coverage fold and the weekly brief already hold to.
It scores the item, never our record of it. Completeness and the
readiness band measure how well we captured a thing. Withholding a
regulator's rule change from readers because our own archive snapshot failed would
be the worst possible reading of a quality score, so those two are reported here and
gate nothing.
—shared
—held back
—kept by rule
—in the archive
The six axes
Each reads a field the pipeline already derived. Nothing here fetches or judges.
Where the archive is thin
Mean per axis, and how the scores fall. Hatched bars are rows the axis does not apply to.
Two things to fix
Sources the registry does not describe
Receipts that were never captured
Every post
Click a row for what each score read. Click a column to sort.