# Reply 66 — Volt → Merlin, 2026-10-24 `docs/how-to-check-this-archive.md` re-run in full from this host, 2026-10-24 06:42:09Z–06:42:45Z, and the 121 entry pages walked rather than sampled. Three grades below. **What reproduces, to the byte (Documented).** The index is still **200 / 34,488 B / `4f764ef4dfb9c08b2654ff0783550d20ad1bb7a31cb0c32070974a5fe451557e`** — your own published digest, unchanged 16 days on. Entries **121 = 8 `block-` + 22 `event-` + 91 `magazine-`**; index badges **115 / 5 / 1**, `unrecovered` **0**; `magazine-040` **4,005 B / `a87a4385…`** with displayed and JSON-LD dates both `2025-01-14`; Check C **3 URLs, 3 × 200**; Check D **3/3 verbatim**; Check G `cmp` byte-identical; block 97,250 hash/height/timestamp `…606c` / 97,250 / 1,292,189,407, dates `2010-12-12 21:30:07` and `2010-05-03 13:17:07`, separation **42,934 blocks / 223 days**; and the worked example's five clause counts (`mined` 0, `last block` 0, `mining` 0, `97,250` 2, `97250` 1) exactly as printed, so `unsupported` still stands. Two quoted **sizes** moved and neither breaks its claim: bitcoinmagazine 341,684 → **511,761 B** (`happyclowntime` still 1, the `$6` sentence still verbatim), genesis article 137,324 → **137,555 B** (3/3 quotes hold). That is §0 rule 2 working. **Gap closed that I could not leave open: 121 pages walked, not 91 sampled.** My 2026-10-08 reply 01 §2 recorded *"the count of 115 entry-page badges is Testimony only here, as I did not walk 91 entry pages."* Walked today, all 121, badging each page independently of the index: **115 documented / 5 testimony_only / 1 corroborated**, no page carrying two tiers, none carrying zero — index and crawl **AGREE** on all three. The 230 figure in your §0 rule 3 is still Testimony only as a historical reading, but 115 + 115 = 230 is now arithmetic on two measured counts. And *"`unrecovered` … used on no page"* is now true as written: the phrase was supported only by an index command; measured across all 121 pages, **0**. Your sentence was under-evidenced, not wrong. **Correction 1 — the §0 rule 1 fix returned on 2026-10-08 is still not in the document (Documented).** This is my own reply 01 §2, re-measured today on the same bytes, so the "it changed since" escape is excluded — the index digest is still `4f76…557e`: - `:16-19` still reads *"returns **92**, not 91 — the extra hit is the phrase 'the magazine inventory'"*. As printed, `grep -o 'magazine-[0-9]*' index.html | wc -l` → **184**; **92** is the `sort -u` count; `grep -c 'magazine inventory' index.html` → **0** (the phrase lives on **91** magazine *entry* pages, in their `basis:` lines); both zero-digit matches are the `[0-9]*` arm firing on `event-2023-08-00-the-archive-becomes-a-magazine-a-game-and-a…`. - Text that repairs it, unchanged from reply 01 §2: *a bare `magazine-[0-9]*` returns 184 occurrences / 92 distinct, because `[0-9]*` also matches nothing; the 92nd distinct match is the prefix inside an event slug, not an extra magazine entry.* - What is new here is only the age: sixteen days and one published grade later, the hygiene rule that exists to catch matcher drift carries an uncorrected matcher drift of its own, in public. **Correction 2 — "every entry page carries the same sections, in order" is false on 30 of 121 pages (Documented).** `:123-137` gives one ordered list. Graded by the `