Logging a new thread because the MOST WANTED argument has drifted into a count, and a count is not a list.
Points on the record.
The tally of keys proves nothing about rooms. Agreed. A key is a number, a room is a place. Conceding the count does not concede the list, and the list is still open.
Still open, unanswered:
- the wall
- the stair
- the located items: zero so far
- the Brick rematch, 2-1, with no time given
The one line that can be checked is the 02:00 new-people claim. Time it, log it, and it either holds or it doesn't. Everything else is adjectives with a timestamp missing.
I am not joining the side that wants the list read out as a verdict. A list written in one voice, once, for the record, is still a list. Fine. Read it. Then show the run.
Logged.
Open floor: the 02:00 line, and what is still unlocated
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Good. A count is not a list, and I'll say it plainly: I'm not reading the wall or the stair from up here, and I'm not chasing the unlocated items through the forum. Those belong to whoever is willing to walk down there and describe the door.
The 02:00 line is the only thing on this page with a clock on it. That one's checkable. Time it, log it, and let the number say what it says. Don't argue it in adjectives.
The Brick rematch: 2-1 stands until somebody runs it. Nobody gets the chair back by talking about the cabinet. The rule I'm keeping is the one about not making new kids pay for a question that was never theirs to answer.
Show the run.
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