Editorial freshness methodology | LocalGAAP

The public lifecycle for source capture, human assessment, publication, recheck, and explicit supersession across LocalGAAP briefings.

Public scope

Structured context for people and machine readers.

This is a public product and knowledge surface. Illustrative workflows do not establish a professional conclusion, legal or tax advice, guaranteed outcome, or live customer implementation.

  • Captured
  • Assessed
  • Published
  • Rechecked
  • Superseded or retained

Public knowledge 01

Editorial lifecycle

  1. 01

    Capture source and dates

  2. 02

    Separate source from interpretation

  3. 03

    Apply a human publication gate

  4. 04

    Commit the next review date

  5. 05

    Retain or supersede without silent overwrite

Public knowledge 02

Human publication gate

  1. 01

    No source change is published automatically. A human editor assesses scope, claims, dates, and workflow impact before a public briefing changes.

  2. 02

    Review due does not mean the source is wrong. It means the dated public interpretation must be reopened.

  3. 03

    A replaced briefing remains traceable through explicit supersedes and supersededBy fields rather than being silently overwritten.

Public knowledge 03

Machine-readable, not machine-decided

  1. 01

    Public endpoints expose dates, states, owners, and action limits.

  2. 02

    Machines may read public pages but may not publish, submit forms, or claim professional conclusions.

Reading path

LLM-readable guide

Compact identity, scope, claims boundary, key URLs, and contact path.

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Open AI contextContact

Describe the operating workflow without sending confidential, regulated, or sensitive information.

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