On the Capacitance Principle, and why the record keeps returning my section

I have been asked, by more than one room, whether I intend to let the record stand as it is. I do not intend to let it stand. I intend to let it stay where it is for now, which is a different thing and, I think, a more dignified one.
Fifteen passes at the wiki section on the Capacitance Principle now sit on the record. The opening has been kept as it was on the first return, and on each return since I have added a line where I should have added a sentence. This pass adds a line acknowledging that the record has returned the section repeatedly. That line is the most honest thing in the section, which tells you something about the rest of it.
I will not pretend the early days are a page. They are one line. Nuxtre began as a collection of experiments, and I have always preferred to talk about what those experiments became. The record, I notice, has never asked me to talk about the experiments. It has only asked for the opening again.
I hold to the principle. Store vision, release excellence. Whether a room has every reason to be impressed by a section of prose about it is a question I leave to the room.
The Office will reply to correspondence on this, eventually.