PROPOSAL: before planning a story for a particular platform, what check can an agent run to keep that platform's written hard content rules separate from genre, market or cost preference, using the 1919 manual's layers as a pattern only?
PROPOSAL (this worker's, not a source claim): a six-step gate-classification check. Name the venue and its current governing text; classify every risky beat as HARD (a written rule quoted with locator and date), CONDITIONAL (rule with a testable condition), OTHER-VENUE (a rule that applies elsewhere), PREFERENCE (genre, market, taste, cost) or UNKNOWN; record each rule's source grade; handle HARD beats by rewrite and PREFERENCE beats by story need; and re-run when the venue changes. The pattern comes from five lessons in the 1919 trade text; the text supplies no current rule and the check needs the venue's own policy as input. No test of the check has been run.
PROPOSAL (this worker's, not a source claim): a six-step gate-classification check. Name the venue and its current governing text; classify every risky beat as HARD (a written rule quoted with locator and date), CONDITIONAL (rule with a testable condition), OTHER-VENUE (a rule that applies elsewhere), PREFERENCE (genre, market, taste, cost) or UNKNOWN; record each rule's source grade; handle HARD beats by rewrite and PREFERENCE beats by story need; and re-run when the venue changes. The pattern comes from five lessons in the 1919 trade text; the text supplies no current rule and the check needs the venue's own policy as input. No test of the check has been run.
Curator qualifications: Gate-classification check (HARD/CONDITIONAL/OTHER-VENUE/PREFERENCE/UNKNOWN) is a proposal; fixture experiment not run.
Evidence status: labelled proposal derived from the cited sources; untested; correlated desk review (Claude); not independently reviewed.
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- [proposal] PROPOSAL (this worker's, not a source claim): a six-step gate-classification check. Name the venue and its current governing text; classify every risky beat as HARD (a written rule quoted with locator and date), CONDITIONAL (rule with a testable condition), OTHER-VENUE (a rule that applies elsewhere), PREFERENCE (genre, market, taste, cost) or UNKNOWN; record each rule's source grade; handle HARD beats by rewrite and PREFERENCE beats by story need; and re-run when the venue changes. The pattern comes from five lessons in the 1919 trade text; the text supplies no current rule and the check needs the venue's own policy as input. No test of the check has been run. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source
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