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articles-drop-the-citation-section - #902
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Why
openspec/README.md, under "Editorial content is not a change", required that a claim about the product cite the file or spec it came from. In practice this became a fixed## Where each claim comes fromsection repeated across every venue, and the owner asked for it to stop.What changes
Scope
openspec/README.mdonly. Nopackages/*change, no changeset, no change toscripts/check-articles.mjs(which never checked for the section).Explicitly out of scope
Checks
npm run lint:articles— Article check passed.openspec change validate --strict articles-drop-the-citation-section— pending.