Why nothing is published yet

Publishing is not a formatting change. The five checks below are quoted from the instruction itself, and each of them is a real edit or a real hold.

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Two of the five can be measured by a script, and the script has run:

• Hard rule 1 — the word that may never appear anywhere on a site carrying prices — appears in 11 of the 19 documents, including in the title of one of them. The rule's stated reason is that a positioning phrase is a claim but a priced checkout is an offer, and an offer is what the regulated perimeter is about. There is no page of this site where the word is safe, and a published document is a page.
• Check 5 — the open naming collision, ruled on 8 September to block any public page — appears in 4 of the 19.

The other three need a person. Auditing every named third party for adjectives is the check most likely to fail, because these were written for an internal reader and internal briefs are blunt — and no script reads for tone. Verifying or cutting every unverified claim that names a company needs the sources open. Re-reading the two documents with unresolved legal exposure needs somebody who is not only a builder.