Additions by month

When each entry joined this record, and what evidence says so.

132 of 132 tracked instruments, each listed once under one month. Ordering within a month is newest day first, then by entry id — the id is the only tiebreak this record holds that a reader can check against the store.

What dates an addition

Two things in this record can date an admission, and they are not the same claim. Every entry below says which one dated it. Neither is a file’s modification time: a working-tree timestamp is a fact about a checkout, it moves on every clone, and it is not evidence this record keeps.

admission record — 21 of 132

a changelog entry recording this addition, with the day it was made. The act itself.

first observation — 111 of 132

the earliest day this record fetched the entry. A floor on the admission and not the admission: the entry was added on or before this day, and the record does not say how much before.

no dated basis — 0 of 132

neither an admission record nor an observation. The entry is listed and is given no date, because a date this record does not hold is not supplied from somewhere else.

Where both exist the admission record is used, because it records the act and the first fetch is a consequence of it. Where they disagree, both are shown and neither is reconciled into the other.

The join between an admission record and a row is the entry’s own instrument_id, and the entries that do not join are counted rather than dropped.

• 22 — changelog entries recording an addition
• 21 — of those, joined to a tracked row by their own instrument_id
• 1 — of those, naming no tracked row

An entry naming no row is not resolved by reading its prose for a title. A matcher over titles is how a bare numeral once matched NISTIR 8183 for ISO/IEC 8183, and a false join closes a question nobody reopens. The rows such an entry describes fall to the first observation instead.

• 2026-08-12-ot-register.md — carries archive, dated 2026-08-12

The inclusion limb

The rule a document is tested against before it is added is published in full, with its four limbs, its negative limb and its carve-out, at the inclusion rule.

• 0 — of 132 entries, carrying a value in the field this reader looks for, inclusion_limb

That zero is structural rather than statistical, and the figure alone does not say which. The content schema declares no field of that name, and a frontmatter key the schema does not declare is stripped before any page reads it — so no entry can carry a limb until the schema gains a field for one. The column below reads “—” on every row, which is this record’s mark for a value it does not hold.

The changelog entries recording an addition are read for their date and their text. They are not parsed for a limb, and no absence over them is published here: an absence filed from a reader that did not look is not a measurement.

A limb is not derived from an entry’s topics, its stated subject or its title either. Membership here is a human judgement — it was tested twice as a predicate over publisher-stated facts and the question was closed decided-against, on the finding that most entries a predicate could not reach state no subject at all. A limb inferred from a publisher’s words would be this record’s own claim about its own judgement, printed in a column headed as though it had been read from a store.

Where the two dates disagree

• 1 — of 21 entries carrying both dates, with the two in different months

Both dates are shown below and neither is reconciled into the other. The month an entry is filed under is the admission record’s.

• FDA device cybersecurity (2026) — admission record 2026-08-08, first observation 2026-07-31. The entry’s own note: added after the served page was content-confirmed as the February 2026 edition; the observation series recorded under the June 2025 entry is re-scoped to this one.

9 entries have left this record. They are not listed here — this page publishes one month per row for rows the tracker holds — and each is on the archive page with the date it was retired. The changes feed carries the same line.

Additions, month by month

Every month from the earliest dated admission to the day this record calls today, newest first and with none skipped. A month with no additions is printed with its zero rather than omitted: a month built from its own members can only ever appear when it has some, which makes a month in which nothing was added indistinguishable from a month outside the range.

What this page does not say

It does not say that an entry absent from this record was rejected. The daily run observes the entries it already holds and does not search for documents it does not have, so an absence is either a considered exclusion or a document nobody has considered, and this page distinguishes neither — the inclusion rule’s own page states both readings.

The grid of what this record holds, by authority and by the subject each publisher’s own title states, is on coverage.

Last updated: 18 September 2026