Data availability
Everything that can be published is published. Two things are held back, and I would rather name them here than let you notice the gap on your own.
Available now
| what | where | how to check it |
|---|---|---|
| the nineteen papers | OSF: programme DOI, and a DOI per paper | open the record |
| the December bundle hashes | this site | recompute and compare |
| the evaluator and its regression tests | public repository | clone and run (experiments index, with commands) |
| the corrections log | this site | dated, in full |
Held back, and why
One file out of five. The December bundle contains a working dialogue rather than a manuscript, and it stays private. Its hash is on the public record, so you can confirm it was in the timestamped set. The four files carrying the actual claims are all disclosable, which means you can verify every priority claim in this programme without ever reading it.
The source emails. Available on request. They are held back because they carry personal data, not because of anything they say.
If something you need is not here
Ask. If it can be released it will be. If it cannot, I will tell you which of those two applies, rather than letting the request go quiet.