Build log · Verification
“Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice.”
Quotation: Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 3.
Shareable analysis states and a three-sonnet hand check made it easier to reproduce a result and harder to overstate it.
In brief
Fragment-based links preserved a selected corpus item or supplied text without a server store. The review then checked Sonnet 18, Sonnet 116 and Sonnet 154 against the stated rhyme expectations.
A result worth sharing must be repeatable
The tool gained compact URL fragments for corpus selections and exact-text states. That made a reading linkable while keeping the analyser static and client-side. It also preserved the distinction between an intentional library selection and a reader’s own pasted text.
The accompanying hand check followed the same browser engine path used by the interface. It compared rhyme groups in three complete sonnets against the project’s cited sources and highlighted a remaining Sonnet 116 issue rather than treating a near match as a pass. The detailed method remains in the methodology.
Consequence
Sharing became a way to invite inspection, not an unsupported claim of authority. The later data correction had a clear target, while the Build log gained a reliable point from which to describe its impact.