GxPlex

Status changes

43 of the 55 entries below record this archive's own status field moving. The other 12 announce a move already recorded for the same document on an earlier day; the field did not move on their dates. None of them is a publisher moving a document's status between two of this record's readings.

12 of those 12 are marked re-announcement: this record holds no act confirming that status after the previous announcement and on or before their own date. Each links the transition it repeats.

42 of the 43 transitions move out of unknown, which is this archive's word for a status nobody here had read yet — no publisher publishes it. 1 moves the other way, this record withdrawing a value. Counted over every entry, repeats included, 54 of the 55 name a move out of unknown. So a transition here records a reading being made, not a document being changed.

Beside each, what the publisher's own status passage showed on the readings either side of the date, quoted as written and read through the signal declared for that source. Tested that way, no entry has the publisher stating one value before and another after.

This is a different proof from the one used for a change to a document's TEXT, which is on the log. A status is something a publisher says about a document; a digest is a fact about the document's own bytes. Neither proof is applied to the other's referent, and the counts on the two pages do not add. A third referent exists: where a series reads the publisher's page ABOUT a document, a change there is listed on the witness page under that page's own address.

What was found

Facts about the publisher — 24 of 55
CHANGED0the publisher stated one value before and another after, each quoted as written
STATED17the publisher's status was read, and these readings do not show it moving
NOT-STATED7the signal declared for this source matched nothing: the publisher's own silence, measured
Facts about this record's reach — 31 of 55
UNMAPPED16no signal family is declared for this source, so no status could be read — this record's reach, not the publisher's
UNREAD15nothing is retained for one or both sides, so nothing was measured

Derived 2026-09-15 over a window of 14 days either side of each entry, from the readings this record retains. The two groups partition the 55; they are not ordered against each other.

Every entry