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Disputes
Entries where the sources don't agree. Each one carries the conflict in plain view: what each source says, which the archive treats as canonical, and why.
disputed means the entry's central claim has at least two sources giving different answers, with no obvious tiebreaker. mixed means the entry aggregates many claims and individual ones carry their own tags.
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Resolved disputes
Disputes that have been settled — usually by primary-source evidence — get logged in errata with the resolution and the source that surfaced it. The original disputed reading is preserved there for the record.