Redundancy Compression Log
Purpose
This log tracks every block, section, or pattern that was identified as redundant during the 118 reader-pathway pass. Each entry records what was compressed, where the depth was preserved, and what boundary principle governed the decision.
Compression Principle
Depth is not deleted. It is routed. Every compressed section must link to a deeper route where the full content lives.
Log (118)
| Page | Redundant Pattern | Action | Depth Preserved At |
|---|---|---|---|
science-of-fabric-reality.md | Duplicate Equation Hygiene and Falsifiability Matrix Entry appended by 116 | Removed duplicates (Sections 8, 10 already cover this) | Equation Hygiene Register, Falsifiability Matrix |
physica.md | Section numbering gap (2->4->3 out of order) + duplicate Source Anchoring Discipline block | Re-ordered sections + collapsed 116 appends into Section 13 | PHYSICA Monograph |
fractal-quantum-field-theory.md | <ScientificReviewDossierPanel /> injected mid-bullet-list (rendering defect) | Moved component to after Section 10 list | FQFT Monograph |
route-atlas.md | <PublicationPackPanel /> block appearing twice (lines 117"“127 and 169"“179) | Removed second occurrence | Publication pack in first occurrence |
| Science pages generally | Multiple stacked <ScientificReviewDossierPanel /> components without thesis context | Consolidated to post-first-H2 position | Scientific Review Dossier index |
Governing Rules
- See First-Screen Authority Rules for the formula governing what belongs above the first H2.
- See CTA Governance Rules for limits on action elements.
- Depth always routes to: monographs, review dossier, bibliography, glossary, or formalization gateway.