references · updated 2026-08-01
Uncompiled source coverage
confidence: high volatility: warm verified: 2026-08-01fresh
Explicit backlog of raw sources not cited by any wiki article's sources: field. As of the 2026-08-01 full recompile the backlog is empty: all 224 raw .md sidecars resolve to at least one citing article.
Backlog status: empty. As of the 2026-08-01 full recompile, every raw .md
sidecar in the archive (224 files, excluding _index.md registries) is cited by
at least one wiki article’s sources: frontmatter field. This page exists to
make any such gap explicit per the lint C6 check, rather than leaving it
invisible — it is retained as the standing tracker even while the backlog is
zero.
History
| Date | Uncited / total raw .md | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-18 | 96 / 169 (57%) | Era-bundle topic pages then cited the binary scans (.pdf/.jpg/.png) rather than the OCR’d .md sidecars, so most 1973 Tribal Messenger and 2002 Cool Cell page-variant files were unrepresented in sources: fields even though their content was synthesized in the bundles and the [[references/source-catalog |
| 2026-08-01 | 0 / 224 | Full recompile: era bundles now cite the .md sidecars directly; the remaining stragglers (2002 storage standalone copy, 2006 NSRC presentation/calculator sidecars, 1984 “Cooling with Night Air,” USAF handbook vols. II–III, the 2026 Double Play structures page, the Los Ranchos pitch-research note, and the drafting-studio portrait) were absorbed into concept and topic articles. |
What “cited” means here
The count is against the sources: frontmatter field specifically — what the
Source Reference Resolution protocol and the C6 coverage check actually
measure. Prose links (as in the Source catalog)
do not count. Binary scans colocated in raw/ alongside their .md sidecars
are tracked through the sidecar; a handful of binaries with no sidecar
(figure PNGs, the NSRC .ppt/.xls) are additionally cited directly by the
era bundles that describe them.
If future ingests add raw sources without a citing article, list them here by era cluster, as earlier revisions of this page did.