Review history
A review is your observation, not independent verification.
Keep the source. Set the return.
The protocol changed. Your notes didn’t.
Keep a finding, its source, and the next time
you owe it a second look.
A good finding.
Until the withdrawal rules change.
A review is your observation, not independent verification.
A bookmark remembers a URL.
A research note remembers why it mattered.
Write one finding in your own words. Attach the exact source you would reopen to check it.
Choose a review date. Once it passes, the note moves into your due queue. A date measures attention, not truth.
Record whether the source still supports your finding, or what changed. Export a receipt with the history attached.
No account required. Notes stay in this browser. Clearing browser data clears them, so export what matters.
Review status records your own observations. The desk does not assess a token, predict prices, or prove a claim.
Exports are editable files. They preserve context for review; they are not a timestamp authority or a tamper-proof record.
The planned LATCH token would support a research commons: commissioning source reviews and recognizing contributors when a review is accepted. The local desk works without a token.
Token, network, fees and reward rules are not deployed or finalized. No contract address has been issued by this project.
Notes, due queue, review history and portable receipts.
A public queue with named evidence and acceptance rules.
Onchain publication and token participation, after a verifiable release.
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