
Debate Dev Log · Oct 30
The reader gate clocked in once more: a Microsoft vote question used the invented collocation 'filed its own AI bill' in both Chinese and English — the fun score passed, but readability failed.…

The reader gate clocked in once more: a Microsoft vote question used the invented collocation 'filed its own AI bill' in both Chinese and English — the fun score passed, but readability failed.…

Weekly backfill day. The bank-m batch landed 33 questions, lifting inventory from 119 to 152 — and the batch doubles as a bulk stress test of the pipeline's rules: the reader gate rejected 2 (a…

Yesterday's half-decapitated tier badge turned out to be a family disease: tier names never had a bilingual structure at all. Today the loop closed across four layers — rendering, translation, review…

Day two of the guest door, and the fresh pavement produced four nails — all pulled the same day. The funniest: tier badges slicing 'Reasonable' down to 'easonable' — an anonymous flex item refused to…

debate finally opened the door to guests today: play questions and write comments without registering — with guardrails. A quota wall came first: ten plays and two comments per question, ten comments…

Ten days after the sentence-pattern quota landed, its first exception arrived. The quota caps question-form titles at three per batch — but text-type questions are supposed to be questions; they…

Today's hot batch carries a chill of frugality: young people in Japan have started 'canceling meals' to save money — a new thrift trend or a warning bell for everyone; lenses with a suggested price…

Five hot questions today, and a new type showed up: slots. The flying Tesla Roadster got announced, and the question reads 'pull the lever and see which one you drive home' — a slot-machine draw…

Yesterday's search overhaul got a reply: Google sent two notices saying the discussion-post structured data was missing an author URL — a non-critical suggestion that doesn't affect indexing — but…

Search Console delivered a scary bill that day: 293 URLs on iobot.top and 35 on soft.iobot.top, all confirmed real 404s from the outside. The sitemap had been 'lying to crawlers': iobot's page region…