[limen GH-organvm-public-process-14] [STRANGER-TEST] Session 2: Technical Writer#30
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Adding _pipeline and _standards as mode 160000 gitlinks without a matching .gitmodules mapping leaves the repo in a broken submodule state. In this commit, submodule-aware commands fail immediately; I checked git submodule status --recursive and it exits with fatal: no submodule mapping found in .gitmodules for path '_pipeline', so contributors using recursive clone/update cannot initialize the new pointers. Please either add the .gitmodules entries for both paths or avoid committing them as gitlinks.
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Removing total_logs/logs from this generated artifact leaves it out of sync with the scheduled refresh path: .github/workflows/data-refresh.yml still validates _logs/ and invokes the indexer with --logs-dir _logs/, which is the path that produced the log calendar entries present before this change. On the next weekly/manual data refresh, those 458 log dates will be re-added and pushed back into data/publication-calendar.json, creating avoidable data churn and conflicting expectations for the generated artifact. Please either keep the log fields here or update the refresh workflow/indexer contract at the same time.
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Engagement disposition: superseded by current main. I verified the core technical-writer intent now exists on main: CONTRIBUTING.md is a standard Jekyll/Ruby PR workflow, README.md points to docs/contributor-runway.md, and docs/contributor-runway.md gives first-time contribution steps. This PR is CONFLICTING/DIRTY with no current checks reported and also carries generated data/submodule-like changes, so it should not be merged unless the author identifies a distinct remaining vector beyond the shipped contributor docs. |
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GH-organvm-public-process-14.GitHub issue #14. ## Session Metadata - Date: 2026-03-16 - Session type: async - Participant profile: Technical Writer ## Tasks Attempted 1. Task: Locate the essays in
public-process. Result: ✅ 2. Task: Understand the contribution guidelines. Result: ❌ ## Friction Points -CONTRIBUTING.mdfeels too strict and uses non-standard terms. - It took a while to realizepublic-processis where the essays are, not inRefs: #14
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