Codex Reset Wiki Sources and Verification Method

Three distinct information layers

The source-linked archive is a dated transcription of historical facts from a community timeline. Its original-post links are retained where available. Original posts were not independently retrievable during setup, so archive records are not labeled independently verified.

Reviewed live records are stored separately. A reviewer records the source, stated audience, announcement time and supporting evidence. Announced, confirmed and withdrawn are different states.

The X widget is an official public embed loaded only when requested. It is a view of public posts, not a backend classifier or automatic verification service.

Freshness and failures

This initial release uses manual review. The last successful source check is recorded only after an actual review; a page visit does not create a fake check timestamp. Checks older than 24 hours are marked stale.

The reference community API and direct source requests were blocked by access verification in this development environment. We do not bypass it or call an unavailable integration live. An authorized source is required for reliable background monitoring.

Time and event identity

Announcement time, promised window and proven effective time have separate fields. Several posts about one reset are recorded as evidence for one event rather than counted as multiple resets.

An elapsed deadline changes the window status but never automatically confirms completion. Personal times remain in the visitor’s browser.

Forecasts and corrections

This release does not publish percentage forecasts. There is not enough independently maintained, evaluated evidence to justify a calibrated probability.

An editor can revise a reviewed record using the same stable event ID. The prior record is retained in the audit log. Historical archive corrections are tracked in source control.