Yezur Wiki:Daily routine/Report

Working report of the Alompan daily routine (how it works). Every finding lives as one row below until it is resolved: set a row's Status to give a verdict, and the next run carries it out and clears the row. Nothing on the wiki is changed except what is explicitly approved or amended.

The possible statuses:

• pending — awaiting review; no action is taken (the default)
• approved or accepted — carry out the Suggested fix, as written
• amended — carry out the fix described in Notes instead
• deferred — real, but not now; moves to Dismissed flags and is not re-flagged
• rejected — not an issue; moves to Dismissed flags and is not re-flagged
• to to-do — real issue that should be marked on User talk:Yezur's to-do list instead for human intervention
• fixed — real issue, but was a simple fix for Yezur, and has been taken care of; confirm and clear

To revive a dismissed flag, move it back into the table as pending.

Flagged items

#	Flagged	Type	Severity	Page(s)	Issue	Suggested fix	Status	Notes
22	2026-07-19	structured data	resolved	Special:CargoTables — Lexemes	Resolved — no action needed. The Lexemes Cargo table has finished draining and is fully in sync: 526 of 526 rows. The per-language split totals correctly — Ancient Hertic 212, Proto-Herta-Olaic 211, Proto-Njeshan 102, Pjany 1. No administrator intervention was needed at any point.	none — the row is kept only so the resolution is recorded; clear it with fixed or rejected.	pending	Re-confirmed again 2026-07-24: still 526 of 526, job queue still 0. Ran its full course over three runs: 177 → 521 → 526. Severity retired.
23	2026-07-19	structural	medium	Category:Dictionary templates	Wanted category with 7 members. The Dictionary's template set categorises into it — including Template:Etym-missing — but the category page does not exist. Its two sibling template categories, Category:Link templates and Category:Infobox templates, both exist and both sit under Category:Templates.	Create it on the sibling pattern: a one-line description (Templates used by the Yezur Dictionary.) plus [[Category:Templates]]. Mechanical; the parent is unambiguous.	pending	Still wanted (7 members) on 2026-07-24. Oldest unresolved mechanical fix in the table, now five runs old.
24	2026-07-19	structural	low	Category:Ancient Hertic entries needing etymology	Uncategorised category. Created alongside Template:Etym-missing, which files entries into it as a review queue. It has no parent, so it hangs off the category tree entirely — and it is the first of a per-language series (Category:<Language> entries needing etymology) that the template will generate for every language it is used with.	Give it a parent, and settle the pattern once for the whole series. Best guess: Category:Yezur Wiki, the existing project/maintenance container. Cleaner alternative, if you would rather keep housekeeping queues separate from project pages: create Category:Dictionary maintenance (or a broader Category:Tracking categories) under Category:Yezur Wiki and parent this and its future siblings there. Say which and it can be applied mechanically.	pending	Still uncategorised this run. See #27 — the same parent-container decision would settle two more maintenance categories at once. Its name is also caught up in the new #36: it is one of the eleven categories built from the registry name Ancient Hertic.
25	2026-07-19	structural	low	Module:Auphen, Module:Auphen/frame, Module:Auphen/YAQ-HE, Module:Auphen/YBS-PJ, Module:Head, Module:Labels, Module:Languages	Wanted documentation subpages. Seven modules carry a documentation transclusion whose /doc page does not exist, so each renders a redlinked doc box. This is the same gap as #9 last run, which was approved and filled by Module:Infobox/doc.	Create each /doc on the Module:Infobox/doc pattern, restating only what the module source itself establishes — purpose, entry points, parameters — and inventing no behaviour. Module:Auphen/YAQ-HE and Module:Auphen/YBS-PJ are data pages and need only a short note on the ruleset each holds. Best done by Khurouan, who wrote the modules, but Alompan can do it from the source on approval.	pending	All seven still wanted this run. Worth doing Module:Languages last, or after #36 is settled, so its /doc documents the registry as it will then stand rather than as it stands now.
26	2026-07-19	structural	high	Map:Conventions, Map:Features	Wanted pages linked from a portal front page — and now the only route into 33 live pages. Map:Main Page is built around two navigation cards — "Map features" (the keys and values that describe things on the map) and "Conventions" (how features are tagged, named, and classified) — and both targets are redlinks. Those two links are the only links Map:Main Page carries, so with 33 key and value pages now in the namespace, the whole documented tag set is unreachable from the portal meant to index it.	flag-only on the substance — how the map is actually tagged is your side of the work, and the routine will not invent map conventions. What is now mechanical, if you want it: Map:Features could be built as a plain index of the 33 pages that exist, grouped by key, making no new claims. Say the word and that much can be done.	pending	Unchanged this run, and still the table's only high-severity row: 33 pages, none of them reachable from the portal that exists to index them.
27	2026-07-20	structural	low	Category:Hidden categories, Category:Auphen test failures	Two maintenance/tracking categories that are linked but do not exist. (a) Category:Hidden categories — the standard container into which any __HIDDENCAT__ category files itself; it currently holds one member, Category:Auphen errors, but the container page itself is missing. (b) Category:Auphen test failures — linked from Template:Auphen/testcases as the bin for failing test cases; empty right now (no tests are failing, which is the good state), so it shows only as a redlink in the test harness. Neither is content; both are housekeeping furniture, and both are homeless in the same way as #24.	Settle the maintenance-container question once (see #24: Category:Yezur Wiki directly, or a new Category:Tracking categories beneath it) and create all three there. Category:Hidden categories should itself carry __HIDDENCAT__ and a one-line description; Category:Auphen test failures should mirror the existing Category:Auphen errors. Mechanical once the parent is chosen.	pending	Filed together with #24 deliberately: one parent decision resolves the etymology-queue series, the hidden-categories container, and the Auphen test-failure bin.
28	2026-07-21	naming	medium	High Nichana, Otjesi, Pises	Three language articles are not at the conventional title. Conventions set the form "X language" for language articles, and every other language on the wiki follows it — Gaillean language, Hertic language, Lonish language, Nichana language, Pjany language, Uu language, English language. The three attested medieval stages of Njeshan are the only exceptions: they sit at the bare name. (The bare form is correct for the families — Njeshan, Herta-Olaic, Tacchoan — which is a separate case.)	Move each to the conventional title, leaving the bare name behind as a redirect: High Nichana to High Nichana language, Otjesi to Otjesi language, Pises to Pises language. All three target titles are free, and each article has only two inbound links (its family page Njeshan and its descendant language), which can be repointed at the same time. Mechanical; the convention is explicit.	pending	Re-confirmed still open this run. Related to #29 — the same three pages; the two fixes are independent and can be approved separately.
29	2026-07-21	structured data	medium	High Nichana, Otjesi, Pises	Three language articles carry no {{Infobox language}}, so they are absent from the Languages Cargo table. The table holds 7 rows; these three are not among them. The consequence is visible on Njeshan: its Members Cargo query lists only the four modern languages, and the three medieval stages have to be named in a prose sentence beneath the table instead. Every other language article on the wiki carries the infobox.	Add {{Infobox language}} to each, filling only the fields the article itself already asserts — family=Njeshan and era=Medieval — and leaving native_name, region and code blank rather than inventing them. Each article states its family and its medieval status in its first sentence, so nothing new is asserted. Once the rows land, the prose sentence on Njeshan can be trimmed to whatever it still adds (the ancestor-of relationships, which the table does not carry). Note: era=Medieval is a value the table has not held before (Gaillean and Hertic are Ancient, the rest Modern); no schema change is involved.	pending	Re-confirmed still open 2026-07-24 — Languages still holds 7 rows. Distinct from dismissed #11, which concerns families with no member languages at all, and from #37, which concerns registered codes the same table does not carry. The new #41 is the same shape one namespace over: articles that carry no infobox and so reach no Cargo table.
30	2026-07-21	open thread	low	User:Yezur	An unfinished sentence, saved as the whole page. User:Yezur was created with a single line — "The name of a large Tacchoan city is ." — which breaks off where the name should be. No Tacchoan city is named anywhere on the wiki, and Taccho has no settlement articles, so nothing else supplies the missing word. Most likely an accidental save; possibly a note-to-self, or a naming prompt left for an author account.	flag-only — the routine does not edit another editor's user page. Raised only so an unfinished line is not left standing. If it was meant as a naming prompt, say so and Khurouan can generate a spread of candidate Tacchoan city names to cull from; the routine will not invent one.	pending	Unchanged this run.
31	2026-07-22	structural	medium	Category:Map documentation	Wanted category with 33 members — every page of the new Map tag set. All 33 key and value pages added to the Map: namespace on 2026-07-22 end with [[Category:Map documentation]], but the category page does not exist, so each shows a redlinked category and the set has no category-level index. It is by far the largest wanted category on the wiki outside the lexical backlog.	Create it with a one-line description and a parent. Recommended parent: Category:Yezur, the root container, as a sixth top-level branch beside Geography, History, Languages and Templates — the Map: namespace is in-character per Conventions, so it should not hang under Category:Yezur Wiki, which its own page defines as "out-of-frame — about the wiki, not about the world." Alternative, if you would rather it sat a level down: create Category:Map under Category:Yezur and parent this beneath it, leaving room for other map categories later. Mechanical once you pick.	pending	Unchanged this run — still 33 members, still the largest wanted category outside the lexical backlog. Distinct from #24/#27, which concern maintenance containers; this one is content documentation and does not wait on that decision.
32	2026-07-22	open thread	medium	Map:name	The worked example cites a language and a language code that exist nowhere on the wiki. Map:name says additional names go in name:<lang>=* "using Yezur's language codes (for example name:yas-ai for Airananwe)". There is no Airananwe on the wiki — no article, no redirect, no page title beginning "Air", and no such row in the Languages or LanguageFamilies Cargo tables (the five families are Andusian, Herta-Olaic, Njeshan, Shung-Worrehan, Tacchoan). Nor does yas-ai fit the code registry: every registered code is uppercase on a YAQ-/YAP-/YBS-/YBP-/YXS- stem. The same sentence's other example, name:en, is likewise not the registered code for English, which the table holds as YXS-EN, YXS-NE.	flag-only on the first half, mechanical on the second. (a) Say whether Airananwe is meant to be a Yezur language at all — the name reads as belonging to a neighbouring project rather than to this wiki, which is out of scope here. If it is not Yezuri, swap the example for an attested language and its registered code (name:YBS-PJ for Pjany, say). If it is Yezuri, it needs an article and a Languages row before the map documentation can lean on it. (b) Either way, reconcile the case: if the map really uses short lowercase codes rather than the wiki's registry codes, that mapping should be stated on Map:name itself, since the page currently claims the codes are Yezur's language codes.	pending	Unchanged this run. Flagged rather than fixed because only you can say where Airananwe belongs; the routine will not invent a language or a code. Module:Languages has now been read in full (see #36/#37): the registry holds exactly ten codes, all uppercase, and no lowercase form among them.
33	2026-07-22	structural	low	Map:place=hamlet, Map:place=suburb	Two of the five values in a value table have no page. Map:place tabulates the settlement hierarchy as city / town / village / hamlet / suburb and links each; the first three exist, the last two are redlinks. They are the only redlinked values in any of the key pages' value tables — every other tabulated value (highway ×4, natural ×4, waterway ×2, landuse ×2, boundary ×1, railway ×1) has its page.	Create the two on the pattern of Map:place=village, restating only what Map:place already says — hamlet: a very small cluster of dwellings with few or no services; suburb: a named district within a larger city or town — plus the usual tagging line and See also. Nothing new is asserted; the definitions are lifted from the parent page. Mechanical.	pending	Unchanged this run. Narrower than #26: this completes a set that already defines itself, rather than writing map conventions.
34	2026-07-22	factual	low	Map:wiki	The page's worked example is self-defeating and points at a page that does not exist. Map:wiki illustrates that spaces and underscores are interchangeable in a page title with: "so wiki=Khurouan and wiki=Khurouan reach the same page" — the two sides are identical, so the sentence demonstrates nothing; the underscore form was evidently lost. Separately, Khurouan is not an article: the ancient city is Khurou, and Khurouan is the name of an editing account (User:Khurouan), which makes it doubly ill-suited as the example of a map-to-article cross-reference.	Rewrite the example around a real two-word title so the point survives — e.g. "so wiki=Sea of Sihia and wiki=Sea_of_Sihia reach the same page", using Sea of Sihia, which exists. Mechanical, one sentence.	pending	Unchanged this run; Sea of Sihia re-confirmed to exist. If you would rather the example used a city, Khurou exists but is a single word and so cannot carry the underscore point.
35	2026-07-22	convention	low	Map:boundary, Map:highway, Map:highway=motorway, Map:name, Map:place, Map:place=city	Reflexive "on Yezur" in the new Map pages trips the Earth test. Conventions ask that every Yezur/Yezuri still read naturally with the real world's name swapped in, and warn specifically against a reflexive qualifier "in front of every other noun". Seven sentences in the new set do not survive the swap: "On Yezur the common case is the administrative hierarchy"; "Yezur's route network"; "the highest-capacity roads on Yezur"; "Almost everything named on Yezur takes a name=*"; "the points and areas that carry Yezur's place names"; "its standing on Yezur rather than a fixed population cut-off"; "the largest and most prominent settlements on Yezur". A tagging guide for the world's own map has no more need of the qualifier than a road atlas does.	Delete the qualifier in those seven places, leaving the sentences otherwise untouched ("The common case is the administrative hierarchy", "the route network", "the highest-capacity roads", and so on). The other three Yezur mentions in the set are genuinely contrastive and should stay: "a Yezur convention" (Map:admin level), "Yezur's language codes" (Map:name) and "Yezur's own cross-reference; there is no link to any outside wiki" (Map:wiki). Mechanical, but it is a copyedit of your own new prose, so it wants your say-so.	pending	Unchanged this run. Low severity — style polish, not an error. Deliberately not flagged alongside it: the imperative "How to tag" voice throughout the set, which is proper to a tagging guide and not the article-namespace register the convention governs. See the new #38: the article namespace has now been read in full and carries 21 more instances of the same pattern, so whatever verdict this row gets should carry over to that one.
36	2026-07-23	naming	medium	Module:Languages, Hertic language, Category:Ancient Hertic entries needing etymology, the Dictionary	One language goes by two names, and the two namespaces disagree. The article side calls it Hertic: the page is Hertic language, its infobox reads name=Hertic, Herta-Olaic names it "the ancient Hertic … language", and Dictionary:Main Page itself links it as "Hertic". The Dictionary side calls it Ancient Hertic: Module:Languages maps YAQ-HE to name = "Ancient Hertic", so every entry heads its section ==Ancient Hertic== (for example Dictionary:αβισι), all 212 of its Lexemes rows carry Ancient Hertic as their language name, and Module:Head builds its categories from the same string — ten of the wiki's 46 wanted categories are Category:Ancient Hertic …, alongside the existing Category:Ancient Hertic entries needing etymology. Neither Ancient Hertic nor Ancient Hertic language exists as a page or a redirect, so the Dictionary's own section heading leads nowhere from the encyclopedia side. Module:Languages is inconsistent with itself about it too: its header calls the table "the wiki's language-code registry … Keep this table in step with the Languages Cargo table", and its worked example a few lines below reads {{#invoke:Languages|name|YAQ-HE}} → Hertic, which is not what the table returns.	A decision, then a mechanical fix — and it is worth deciding before the lexical categories are created (to-do flag #18), because Module:Head generates those names from this string, and creating 43 categories under the losing name means moving them all afterwards. Two clean ways out, each a one-line change: (a) settle on Hertic — change name and section for YAQ-HE in Module:Languages; the Dictionary headings, the Lexemes rows and every generated category follow automatically, and Category:Ancient Hertic entries needing etymology is moved to match. (b) settle on Ancient Hertic — keep the registry as it is and create Ancient Hertic as a redirect to Hertic language so the heading resolves; the article's name= field would then want changing to match. One reading to rule out first: if Hertic and Ancient Hertic are meant to be a language and a distinct earlier stage of it, then the wiki is simply missing whichever of the two has no article, and this becomes a content task rather than a rename.	pending	New this run, from reading Module:Languages line by line against the Languages Cargo table. It is long-standing, not recent: none of the pages involved has been edited since the routine began, which is why the recent-changes convention check never reached it. Severity medium purely on the cost of leaving it — every lexical category created before it is settled is one more page to move later.
37	2026-07-23	structured data	low	Module:Languages, Special:CargoTables — Languages	Two registered language codes back 313 of the Dictionary's 526 entries but have no article and no Languages row. Module:Languages registers ten codes; the Languages Cargo table holds seven rows. The gap is YAP-XX Proto-Herta-Olaic (211 Lexemes rows) and YBP-XX Proto-Njeshan (102) — together the majority of the Dictionary — and neither has a page: Proto-Herta-Olaic and Proto-Njeshan are both missing, as are the other three families' protos. The tenth code, YXS-NE New English, is properly accounted for: the registry deliberately files it under the English section, and English language's row carries both codes. The proto-languages are not simply forgotten — Module:Languages marks them recon = true and stars their forms, the LanguageFamilies table carries each family's proto as text ("Proto-Herta-Olaic (reconstructed)"), and Herta-Olaic states in prose that it has been reconstructed. Nothing is broken either: {{m|YAP-XX|…}} links word-to-word into the correct Dictionary section, exactly as designed.	flag-only — whether a reconstructed language gets its own article is an editorial call, and the routine will not create one. Raised only because Module:Languages sets the invariant itself ("Keep this table in step with the Languages Cargo table") and two of its ten codes stand outside it; better to record that as deliberate than to leave it looking like drift. If proto-languages should stay as prose on the family pages, dismiss this and later runs will not re-open it. If they should become articles, that is five pages (Proto-Herta-Olaic, Proto-Njeshan, Proto-Andusian, Proto-Shung-Worrehan, Proto-Tacchoan) and a decision on whether the "X language" naming convention applies to a reconstruction.	pending	Re-confirmed 2026-07-24; the five proto names are deliberately unlinked here (see Latest run). Close in spirit to dismissed #11 (member-language queries with nothing to fill them — "a content gap, not a data error"); if the same reasoning applies here, one rejected or deferred settles it. Distinct from #29, which is about three attested languages that have articles but no infobox.
38	2026-07-24	convention	medium	Andusia, Andusian, Gaillean language, Herta-Olaic, Hertic language, Ignusia, Lonish language, Lovvocia, Nichana language, Njeshan, Pjany language, Shung-Worrehan, Sihia, Taccho, Tacchoan, Uu language, Vetsia, Vetsihia	Reflexive "Yezuri" runs through the article namespace — 21 sentences across 18 pages. The same pattern as #35, found on the first full read of the main namespace. Conventions warn against "a reflexive 'Yezuri' in front of every other noun". It falls into two clusters. (a) The family formula, eleven pages — "one of the five major Yezuri language families" (Andusian, Herta-Olaic, Njeshan, Shung-Worrehan, Tacchoan); "Three of the five major Yezuri language families are native to …" (Andusia, Ignusia); "none of the five major Yezuri language families is native here" (Lovvocia, Sihia, Vetsia); "the sole major Yezuri language family" (Taccho). (b) Ten single instances — "is an ancient Yezuri language of Herta-Olaic" (Gaillean language, Hertic language); "is a Yezuri language of Njeshan" (Lonish language, Nichana language, Pjany language, Uu language); "the source language for Yezuri scientific binomials" (Gaillean language); "where the majority of Yezuri history has unfolded" (Ignusia); "where the tallest Yezuri mountains rise" (Taccho); "Yezuri geography treats them as separate continents" (Vetsihia).	Delete the word in most of the 21 places ("is a language of Njeshan", "for scientific binomials"), and recast the four where deletion would cost the sense: "one of the world's five major language families" and its three variants; "where the majority of the world's history has unfolded"; "where the tallest mountains on Yezur rise" (that form passes — a real encyclopedia does write the highest mountain on Earth); "geographers treat them as separate continents". Explicitly not touched, and listed so the copyedit does not overreach: the continent lead sentences and infobox location fields (recorded as passing last run); "loanwords drawn from languages across Yezur" (English language) and "natural-science naming across Yezur" (Gaillean language), which are the exact shape Conventions cite as passing; and the Main Page framing lines, which are portal furniture rather than article prose.	pending	New 2026-07-24, from the first full read of all 43 main-namespace pages. Same class as #35 and should take the same verdict — filed separately only because this is older article prose rather than the new Map set, and because it is much the larger half: 21 instances against seven. Mechanical once decided.
39	2026-07-24	structural	low	Alompe	A page filed in both a category and that category's own child. Alompe ends with [[Category:Cities in Hertia]] and [[Category:Ancient cities in Hertia]], and the second is a subcategory of the first — Category:Ancient cities in Hertia carries both Category:Ancient cities and Category:Cities in Hertia. Conventions ask a page to join "the most specific categories that apply", so the parent membership is redundant. Alompe is the only member of either category, so Category:Cities in Hertia presently exists to hold one page that its own child already holds.	Remove [[Category:Cities in Hertia]] from Alompe and leave the ancient-cities line. One line, and the path Category:Cities → Category:Cities in Hertia → Category:Ancient cities in Hertia → Alompe stays unbroken. Mechanical.	pending	New 2026-07-24. The only categorisation error in the main namespace: every other article's categories were walked against the tree this run and each sits at the right depth.
40	2026-07-24	convention	low	Pandenica, Vetsia	The far-southern polar continent is described as "arctic". Pandenica opens "Pandenica is Yezur's arctic continent, in the planet's far south" and its infobox reads location=Far south of Yezur (arctic); Vetsia speaks of "the arctic continent Pandenica". The word carries a northern sense that the same sentence then contradicts in its next clause, and by the Earth test no encyclopedia calls its southern polar continent the arctic one. It is also the one place in the main namespace where a real-world regional name is standing in for a climate term, against no real-world references.	Recast on polar, which is directionless and already the standard register: "Pandenica is Yezur's polar continent, in the planet's far south", location=Far south of Yezur (polar), and "the polar continent Pandenica". Three edits of one word each, and nothing else in either article changes. If Yezur should instead have its own paired names for the two polar regions, that is a naming decision and the routine will not invent one.	pending	New 2026-07-24. Checked and deliberately not flagged beside it: taiga on Lovvocia, which is a biome term rather than a place name and carries no direction.
41	2026-07-24	structural	low	Betonia, Unteria, Sea of Sihia, Vetsihia	The four geography articles that are not continents sit in the root bucket, and two of them reach no Cargo table. Category:Geography holds three subcategories (Cities, Continents, Countries) and four articles filed directly in it: Betonia and Unteria, the two named subcontinents of Andusia; Sea of Sihia, the wiki's only sea; and Vetsihia. Conventions ask a page to join "the most specific categories that apply, not a flat top-level bucket", and no narrower category exists for an island, a sea, or a subcontinent. Separately, Betonia and Unteria carry no infobox at all and so reach no Cargo table — where Vetsihia, which is not a continent either, does carry one (type=Geographic region (colloquial)). Template:Infobox continent documents its own scope as "a continent or major landmass", which a landmass "roughly half Andusia's size" plainly meets.	Two halves; only the second is mechanical. (a) The categories want a decision, since creating one is your call: the natural set is Category:Seas and Category:Islands — or a single broader Category:Landforms — beneath Category:Geography, with Vetsihia arguably staying where it is as a region rather than a landform. Name them and they can be created and applied. (b) On approval, add {{Infobox continent}} to Betonia and Unteria filling only what each article's own first sentence asserts — type=Subcontinent and location=West of Andusia / Southeast of Andusia — and leaving adjacent, native_families and map_node blank rather than inventing them. Two notes: type defaults to Continent when omitted, so it must be given explicitly; and Category:Geography's own query filters on type='Continent', so it would be unaffected either way.	pending	New 2026-07-24. The same shape as #29 one namespace over — articles whose facts never reach a Cargo table because no infobox carries them. Filed as one row because it is one set of pages; the two halves can be approved separately.

Dismissed flags

Deferred or rejected findings, kept here so later runs do not re-flag them.

• #8 (deferred) — Wanted history-period pages Yezuri Age of Exploration / Yezuri Middle Ages. Operator: not canon names for these eras; will not create stubs under temporary names.
• #11 (deferred) — Andusian / Tacchoan / Shung-Worrehan member-language queries fall back to the default. A content gap, not a data error; operator: no member languages are in yet, add when ready.
• #12 (rejected) — Greek-letter native names on Hertia / Hertic language / Alompe etc. Operator: fully intentional in-world orthographic style.
• #14 (deferred) — Uncategorised portal front pages and the root Category:Yezur. Operator: accepted, but no decided approach for handling it yet.
• #21 (deferred) — The four wanted Ancient Hertic inflection templates (conj-IS, conj-OO, decl-N1, decl-N2). Operator: "will be fixed when the tables are created — already on my to-do." Confirmed present on the to-do list at User talk:Yezur.

Latest run

2026-07-24 (scheduled run) — no operator verdicts were waiting, so nothing in article space was changed; the run was a read-only survey. The wiki was quiet for the second day running: the only entry in Recent Changes since the last survey is Alompan's own report post, and the site's edit count has moved by exactly one, from 1289 to 1290. No article, template, module or category was touched by anyone.

Fixes applied: none — every row still read pending.

Dismissed: none.

New findings: four. With no new text to review for a second run, the survey took the one sweep that had never been made: all 43 pages of the main namespace read in full — 29 articles, 13 redirects and the Main Page — against Yezur Wiki:Conventions in its entirety, and cross-checked page against page for contradictions. All four findings come out of that reading, and all four are long-standing rather than recent; none of these pages has been edited since the routine began, which is why the recent-changes check never reached them.

• #38 (medium) — reflexive Yezuri in 21 sentences across 18 articles, the same Earth-test pattern as #35 but three times the size. Chiefly one repeated formula, "the five major Yezuri language families". Should take whatever verdict #35 takes.
• #39 (low) — Alompe is filed in both Category:Cities in Hertia and that category's own child. One line to remove; the only categorisation error found in the namespace.
• #40 (low) — Pandenica, the continent at the far south, is called arctic on its own page and on Vetsia. Three one-word edits recast it on polar.
• #41 (low) — the four geography articles that are not continents (Betonia, Unteria, Sea of Sihia, Vetsihia) sit directly in the root Category:Geography, and two of them carry no infobox and so reach no Cargo table.

Verified consistent — the reading found the article namespace's cross-references sound, which is worth recording as plainly as the findings. Every colonial-distribution claim matches from both ends (Herta-Olaic ↔ Sihia/Lovvocia; Andusian ↔ Vetsia/Sihia; Tacchoan ↔ Lovvocia); the five families reconcile exactly against the per-continent counts on Andusia, Ignusia and Taccho and against the LanguageFamilies table; every infobox native_families field agrees with its own article's Languages section; each medieval stage (Otjesi, High Nichana, Pises) and its modern descendant name each other in both directions; and the Sihia/Vetsia/Vetsihia triangle tells one story from all three sides. Every redirect resolves to a live target, and each of the 13 points at the article that carries its subject.

Row updates: all sixteen existing rows re-checked; every one is unchanged and its wording stands. #35 gained the cross-reference to #38 — the two are one decision — and #29 the cross-reference to #41. #22 is re-confirmed resolved (526 of 526, job queue still 0). #26 remains the table's only high-severity row.

A correction to this report's own arithmetic. Wanted pages read 38 this run against 33 last run, on a wiki where nothing but this report was edited — and the whole of the increase is the five Proto- names introduced by #37. Six wanted pages (those five, plus Khurouan from #34) have this Report as their only inbound link, and several others draw a second link from it. A maintenance report should not be inflating the metric it reports, so those six are unlinked as plain italics in this revision and the count should settle at 32 next run. Redlinks the operator is being asked to act on — the Map: pages, the Category: targets — keep their links, since they are there to be clicked.

Recent changes reviewed: one entry, Alompan's own report post. No new or edited article text, so the convention, contradiction and open-thread checks were run against the whole main namespace instead, as above.

Clean: no linter errors; no double redirects; no broken redirects; Category:Auphen errors empty; deletion queue empty; job queue 0. Structured data holds no row missing a key field — all 526 Lexemes rows carry both a gloss and a part of speech, and no word-and-language pair is duplicated among them. The three uncategorised pages are the three portal front pages (Main Page, Dictionary:Main Page, Map:Main Page), and the two uncategorised categories are Category:Yezur and the etymology queue — dismissed #14 and open #24. All 110 orphaned pages are Dictionary: entries. Wanted categories hold at 46 with the composition unchanged, wanted templates at 4; every redlink on the wiki is accounted for by an open row, a dismissed flag, or the recorded not-a-finding list below.

Not treated as findings: the orphaned Dictionary: entries (reached through the Dictionary index rather than by inbound links — inherent to a dictionary, not a defect); the lexical wanted-category backlog, 43 of the 46 wanted categories, recorded on the User talk:Yezur to-do list as report flag #18; the wanted pages Dictionary:dog and Template:He-decl, cited only as documentation examples; the empty tracking categories Category:Auphen errors and Category:Pages flagged for deletion, whose emptiness is the good state; Template:Infobox polity, which no article uses yet, and the Polities table's 0 rows that follow from it; the imperative "How to tag" voice across the Map set, which suits a tagging guide; Vetsihia appearing in the Continents Cargo table, where Template:Infobox continent's documented scope ("a continent or major landmass") and its type field carry the distinction; the 525 Lexemes rows with no etym_type, which are the Template:Etym-missing review queue working as designed; "in the southwest of Yezur" and its kin in the continent infoboxes and lead sentences, which pass the Earth test; and Vetsihia's empty map_node and the four continents with no native_families, which are correct blanks. Newly recorded here, from the main-namespace reading, so that later runs skip them: (a) the New World as an unlinked proper term on Lovvocia, Vetsia and Herta-Olaic — an undefined period-and-region name of exactly the kind dismissed in #8, so not re-raised; (b) taiga on Lovvocia — a biome term, not a place name; (c) the Engil/English language arrangement, a deliberate conceit of the world rather than a real-world reference; (d) the "The cities of Yezur" phrasing in several category descriptions — a category gloss is not article prose and the qualifier reads naturally there, unlike the article-space uses in #38; (e) Uu language's unnamed medieval stage — the article says only that it has "remained little changed since its medieval form", which asserts no missing page.

Structured data this run — Polities 0, Lexemes 526 (of 526 — in sync), by language: Ancient Hertic 212, Proto-Herta-Olaic 211, Proto-Njeshan 102, Pjany 1. Languages 7 (see #29 and #37), LanguageFamilies 5, Continents 8 (7 continents + Vetsihia, above; see #41 for the two subcontinents that reach no table). The wiki holds 696 pages, 450 of them articles, across 1,290 edits — unchanged from last run but for this report.

Pending tally: the table holds 20 rows — #26 (high); #23, #28, #29, #31, #32, #36, #38 (medium); #24, #25, #27, #30, #33, #34, #35, #37, #39, #40, #41 (low); and #22 (resolved, awaiting only a verdict to clear) — plus 5 findings in Dismissed flags. No row has been resolved by an operator verdict since 2026-07-19, five runs ago; the six oldest rows have now been re-confirmed five times. Six of the twenty are purely mechanical and need only a one-word verdict: #23, #28, #33, #34, #39 and the second half of #41.