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🗞️ Declared, Not Discovered

Everything enters through a row you wrote down — and leaves pointing back at where it came from

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01What is the practical consequence of the rule "every article enters through a declared source row"?

02A source returns HTTP 304 Not Modified. What has the client accomplished?

03Why does the circuit breaker disable a failing source loudly — flipping an enabled flag and writing a human-readable reason — instead of just skipping it?

04Two source rows are created with different names but the same kind and the same configuration. Later, two rows are created with the same name but different configurations. What should each case do?

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