BeatlesAnswers.org

Build Log

A weekly technical blog on researching, engineering, verifying, and shipping BeatlesAnswers.org.

Dual-source everywhere — and this build log

The dual-source remediation queue drained through the Let It Be sessions' equipment story, release-history language corrected for the 2021 boxset era — and the build log goes live.

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Structure remediation complete — and a quality flag

All 47 enriched pages on the locked structure, inherited take-counts corrected against Lewisohn, a content-hash sitemap, standing deploy authority — and the two-source rule hardened.

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Footnotes, a hamburger, and one skin

Inline citations became book-level footnotes; a byte-level integrity scan caught 16 silently clipped pages; the mobile nav got a burger; and the CSS skin standard was codified.

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A contract for every session

A ~92% correction rate proved in-session verification is provisional; a pre-commit footer check fixed it; and a thin-page incident produced a model-agnostic session contract.

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The page-offset bug

The deep-enrichment campaign opened — and cross-session verification immediately caught 11 citations off by exactly 4 pages, a 60-page systemic error, and a source that had to die.

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An entity layer, a link graph, and a citation policy

Person schema and sameAs entity links on 279 pages, a 6,420-edge internal link graph, extensionless canonicals — and a citation policy with zero outbound to competitors.

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Three audits and a foundation pass

v9 brought photographic backgrounds, v10 an SEO pass — then three independent external audits fed a foundation-hygiene phase and a resumable project plan.

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Eight versions in week one

How BeatlesAnswers.org went from an empty folder to a deployed static site in its first week — generator chain, versioned deployments, and a UK-canon mission.

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This build log opened on 2 July 2026. Entries before that date were reconstructed the same week from the project’s session records and are dated to the weeks they document.