The saved package has six highlights, all selected by default. Six divided by six gives one hundred percent selection. Bars share zero at one hundred pixels per highlight. Event descriptions and awards attribution are source fixtures, not independently verified news. Two surprise appearances, one live performance and one reunion give four surprise-oriented items out of six. Their ratio rounds to sixty-seven percent. Bars compare numerator and denominator at one hundred pixels per highlight. Category classification is the executable editorial heuristic, not a measure of real audience surprise. The program labels a package high priority when surprise ratio is at least sixty. Saved rounded sixty-seven exceeds that threshold; bars compare ratio and threshold at six pixels per point. A separate named-item condition can also trigger that label. It is not measured viral performance. Full native raw export/reset and responsive allocation are checked; editorial factual verification remains separate.