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Gate ran 10:34

Rulebook v7 · 4 Aug

58 rules in force · 46 of them measured or read, 6 raised by a model, 6 on a person’s checklist.

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Mon 14 Sep, to 10:34 · vs yesterday, to the same hour: Sun 13 Sep, to 10:34

TodayYesterday7 days28 daysThis monthLast month90 days12 months
Previous periodLast year

What the gate came to: how much was checked, how much was right the first time, which rules actually caught something and who sent the cleanest work. Counts of rules, never a grade for anybody's design.

Files checked

The gate

13

—

1 in the comparison — under 8, so no change is printed.

Passed first time

Computed

0.0%

—

Under 8 files — not printed

Issues per file

The gate

0.31

—

4 findings in all

Hours to a decision

The gate

0.7 h

—

The gate takes under a minute. The rest is a person's diary.

Sent back

The gate

2

—

1 in the comparison — under 8, so no change is printed.

From outside

The gate

2

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Agency, printer and supplier files, through the same door

The day, in short

  • Too few files in this window to divide — under 8 and a percentage is a rumour. The counts below are still counts.
  • The book did not change inside this window. Its last section, v7, arrived on 2026-08-04 and has been absorbed: the printer's specification came in as rules: ink ceiling, bleed, safety margin, embedded faces, colour space.
  • 75 per cent of everything caught came from three rules — body type reaches 4.5:1 against its ground, nothing set under the surface's smallest size, lot or batch mark. A book with a long tail and a short head is a book that is mostly teaching three things.
  • 54 of 58 rules caught nothing at all. That is not an argument for deleting them: a rule nobody breaks any more is usually a rule everybody has learned, and the year after it is deleted is the year it comes back.

Files checked

Everything that came through the gate, inside and outside, against the same length of time before it.

The gate
05101514 Sep

The rulebook did not change inside this window, so there are no hairlines on it. Widen the period to twelve months and the days the book grew a section appear on the line, each with the fortnight of failures that followed it.

Who sent it

Files through the gate in this period, by whoever put them there.

The gate
  • Content Studio

    862%
  • In-house designer

    215%
  • The agency

    18%
  • A packaging supplier

    18%
  • The web store

    18%

The three outside senders are a small share of the files and most of the round trips. An agency has the brief and the deadline and not the type licences; a printer changes artwork to make it print, which is its job and is also what the press rules are for.

Which part of the book caught it

Findings in this period, by the shelf of the rulebook the rule sits on.

Brand rulebook
  • Type

    250%
  • Colour

    125%
  • The law, on a label

    125%

A shelf catching nothing is not a shelf doing nothing. The law section is quiet most months and it is the one where a miss is a recall rather than a reprint.

What actually caught things

Every row is a rule in the book, by its own key. Add a rule and it appears here; delete one and it goes.

The rules that fired

The twelve rules that caught the most, 4 findings between them. The share is of everything caught in the period, so these do not add up to a hundred.

The gate
RuleShelfHow it is testedCaughtSharevs before
Body type reaches 4.5:1 against its groundColourMeasured125%new
Nothing set under the surface's smallest sizeTypeMeasured125%new
Lot or batch markThe law, on a labelRead125%new
Mandatory text at 1.2 mm x-height or moreTypeMeasured125%new

Every rule in this table is one that is measured or read, and that is not a coincidence: a rule a vision model raises is a question rather than a finding, and it is not counted here until a person has agreed with it. The same goes for the lines on the checklist. What is left is arithmetic and matching, which is exactly why these are the rules allowed to stop a file on their own.

The period. Too little before it to compare with

Mon 14 Sep, to 10:34 · against Sun 13 Sep, to 10:34

Computed
  • Files checked

    Everything that came through the gate, inside and outside.

    13nothing before it
  • Passed first time

    Nothing measured or read came back broken on the first round.

    0.0%nothing before it
  • Sent back

    Each one with the findings and the rule behind them attached.

    2nothing before it
  • Issues per file

    Counted over every file, not only over the ones that broke something.

    0.31nothing before it
  • Hours from arriving to a decision

    The gate finishes in under a minute; this is how long the answer waited on a person.

    0.7 hnothing before it
  • Rules that caught something

    Out of 58 in the book. This is how much of it earned its place this period.

    4nothing before it
  • Rules that caught nothing

    Not the same as rules doing nothing. Most of these are the ones everybody has already learned.

    54nothing before it

Nothing on this page is an outcome. A quality-control department that reports sales is reporting somebody else's number; this one reports how many rules were broken, by whom, and how long the answer took. Whether the work was any good is a question for the people it was made for, and it is not measured here or anywhere else in this module.

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