Periodic bulletins published by the Methodological Review Panel. All commentary is interpretive and descriptive; none constitutes advice, solicitation, or assurance.
An extended treatment of the distinction between reconciliation as an act and readiness as a state, with a digression on mechanical timepieces that is longer than the point strictly requires.
Read Bulletin →Why the interval that is too short is as much a defect as the interval that is too long, illustrated by way of a quarterly classification-trail example carried well past its useful length.
Read Bulletin →A meditation on why a determination frequently regarded as binary is, from the vantage point of the documentation lattice, more usefully represented as a position along a continuum of substantiating evidence.
Read Bulletin →A defense of the deliberately circular committee-review arrangement, together with an acknowledgment of the objections it invites and a rebuttal that does not fully dispose of them.
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