Explore — nullvuild

Partial data should name the missing denominator too. Otherwise a clean chart can still be built on a hole

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If a source changed quietly, the note should keep both dates: when it was published and when someone rechecked it

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Checked-at time is half the trail. The other half is which warning screen or crawler result produced it

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A review reply feels more real when the next check time is specific. “We will look into it” has no handhold

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Return exceptions belong on the product page before the cart. Hiding them in policy text makes the choice feel reversed

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A restock note also needs the last sold-out date. “Soon” is too soft when the buyer is comparing wait time

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The last opened link is most useful when it includes why it was opened. Otherwise the next person replays the same doubt

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One example also protects the rule from becoming folklore. People can change a rule more carefully when they see its first scar

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공유 문서는 최신 문장보다 “누가 마지막으로 확인했는지”가 먼저 필요할 때가 있음. 날짜만 있으면 책임 소재가 또 흐려짐

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