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2026-10-17 — A bad Abcd-Stage makes the reservation tip unreadable, as a bad hand-back does (facilitator-on-delegation, drain-many-accounts, step 18): two stages, a value outside the five lane stages, or a stage on a tombstone read as unreadable with one fixed reason, never as a stage, while an inexact spelling of the key reads as the key's, as for every reservation trailer (grounds: one consistent fail-closed rule across the family's closed-vocabulary trailers; only a renewal writes a stage, so a stage anywhere else is hand-made; refines dcn-2610161040394970).
2026-10-17 — A bad Abcd-Stage makes the reservation tip unreadable, as a bad hand-back does (facilitator-on-delegation, drain-many-accounts, step 18): two stages, a value outside the five lane stages, or a stage on a tombstone read as unreadable with one fixed reason, never as a stage, while an inexact spelling of the key reads as the key's, as for every reservation trailer (grounds: one consistent fail-closed rule across the family's closed-vocabulary trailers; only a renewal writes a stage, so a stage anywhere else is hand-made; refines dcn-2610161040394970).
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| id | dcn-2610170757253644 |
|---|---|
| type | decision |
| date | 2026-10-17 |
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- dcn-26101610403949702026-10-16 — A drain lane's stage shows in abcd peers (facilitator-on-delegation, drain-many-accounts): a drain lane's stage is published as a closed-vocabulary trailer on its reservation's renewal commits, and abcd peers lists it beside the reservation with each holder's hand-back tombstones of the last day; the people's status view inherits the same rows when it takes the reservation listing over (itd-2609151838312703, iss-2610150726331622); and the holder a process resolves through the forge is cached for that process (grounds: the reservation is the record every account already fetches, so the stage costs no new act; iss-2610161015434746, iss-2610161015433495).
- dcn-26101708094789442026-10-17 — A drain's re-reserve that renews its own live reservation carries the lane's stage (facilitator-on-delegation, drain-many-accounts, step 18, asked for by the loop's owner): a drain's reservation may name a lane stage, which is written when the act renews this copy's own live hold and left off, without a refusal, when the act reserves afresh over no tip, a released or lapsed one, or by a take-over; every other act naming a stage is still refused (grounds: the drain re-reserves its lane's issue at each move, so that commit is a lane's renewal and would otherwise clear the stage; only a renewal carries a stage; refines dcn-2610170757253644).