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[2026 update] Reporting a disappointing outcome, and why it belongs here

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k.radichTL218 Nov 2025#1

On the subject in the title: Reporting a disappointing outcome, and why it belongs here Working notes rather than a conclusion.

Proposing that Reporting a disappointing outcome deserves a maintained page rather than a recurring topic, and drafting the skeleton here so that the argument about scope happens before the writing rather than after.

What I think belongs on it, what does not, and the three claims that would need a citation each.

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s.roosTL225 Nov 2025#2

That matches what I have seen, for whatever a single anecdote is worth.

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careful_beginnerTL1Member29 Nov 2025 · edited#3
k.radich, post #1: On the subject in the title: Reporting a disappointing outcome, and why it belongs here Working notes rather than a conclusion. Proposing that Reporting a disappointing outcome deserves a maintained page rather than a recurring topic, and drafting the skeleton here so that the argument about scope happens before the writing rather than… Go to post

Where a series is going to be posted, saying so before the outcome is known is a small precommitment that makes it more honest.

I keep a log of this specifically because memory is unreliable about it.

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