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How the reporting is built, what its labels mean, and how the public record can be corrected.

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September 10, 2026 · Week 37 correction

The September 15 training date was incorrectly labeled Monday. It is Tuesday. The date is unchanged. Week 37 v1.2 also makes forecast dates explicit and separates the September 9 source checks from September 10 editorial changes.

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Report LogPublished reports, status labels, update triggers, and review dates.How Reports WorkSource classes, limits, uncertainty, and correction rules.Reporting WorkflowThe working sequence from question to release and review.Site StandardsAuthority, authorship, publication status, privacy, correction, and cross-property boundaries.
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