{
  "format": "super.book-evidence-desk",
  "version": 1,
  "source": {
    "project-name": "Fictional Dock Room research example",
    "reference-date": "2026-10-07",
    "age-limit": "7",
    "states": "Captured\nRead\nExtracted\nPlaced",
    "read-label": "Read",
    "placed-label": "Placed",
    "verified-label": "Verified",
    "sources": "id,title,creator,year,type,locator,citation_key,state,read_date,extraction_note\r\nS01,\"Committee notebook, spring 1908\",Dock Room committee,1908,Invented archive notebook,Illustration collection / Box A / Notebook 2,EXAMPLE-S01,Placed,2026-10-01,Fictional teaching record. Public opening and informal use are distinct questions.\r\nS02,Letter of 14 May 1908,Mira Fenn,1908,Invented correspondence,Illustration collection / Box B / Letter 4,EXAMPLE-S02,Extracted,2026-10-02,\"Fictional letter; firsthand claim of informal use, not an official opening notice.\"\r\nS03,\"Oral history, 1972\",Evan Rowe,1972,Invented interview,Illustration recording / Track 1,EXAMPLE-S03,Extracted,2026-10-03,Fictional retrospective account; separate reported blame from the speaker’s own explanation.\r\nS04,Later community-room overview,Lena Vale,1985,Invented book,Illustration shelf / Book 7,EXAMPLE-S04,Read,2026-09-20,Fictional reading backlog example; the age flag follows the entered date and threshold.\r\n",
    "claims": "id,source_id,location,paraphrase,quote,stance,chapter_ids,tags,verification,review_note\r\nC01,S01,page 12,The committee recorded a postponement of the public opening while waiting for a key.,The public opening waits upon delivery of the room key.,The committee reports its own scheduling decision.,CH02,opening;access,Unchecked,Does not establish the first informal use. Compare the letter and surrounding entry.\r\nC02,S02,page 1,Fenn described people using the room on 14 May; the letter does not call this a formal public opening.,,The writer describes an event she says she attended.,CH02,opening;informal use,Unchecked,Fictional example. Review whether the notebook and letter concern different events.\r\nC03,S03,00:12:30,Rowe reports blame directed at newcomers but offers a rent notice as an earlier cause.,\"Some blamed the newcomers, but the rent notice came first.\",The speaker reports another group’s accusation and distinguishes his explanation.,,rent;attribution,Unchecked,Retrospective account. Keep unassigned until the relevant chapter argument is clearer.\r\nC04,S01,page 9,The committee proposed shared access before recording the postponed opening.,,\"The committee proposes an arrangement, rather than reporting its delivery.\",CH01;CH02,access;proposal,Unchecked,One source contributes distinct claims; this claim has two provisional chapter placements.\r\nC05,S03,,Rowe remembers the room being used for evening gatherings.,,A retrospective personal memory.,CH01,community;memory,Unchecked,Location deliberately missing in this teaching record: return to the recording before manuscript use.\r\nC06,S04,page 47,The later overview describes the closure as a financial decision.,,\"A later author’s interpretation, requiring comparison with contemporary records.\",CH03,closure;interpretation,Unchecked,This isolated note does not complete extraction of S04; the entered source state remains Read.\r\n",
    "chapters": "id,title,argument,status\r\nCH01,Why a shared room mattered,Investigate the need and the proposals without assuming the service already existed.,Provisional\r\nCH02,The opening that happened twice,\"Distinguish committee scheduling, informal access and a formal opening.\",Provisional\r\nCH03,Who explained the closure,Compare contemporary causes with retrospective explanations and attributed blame.,Provisional\r\n",
    "timeline": "id,date,event,source_id,location,conflict_group\r\nE01,1908-05-12,Committee postpones a public opening,S01,page 12,opening\r\nE02,1908-05-14,Letter describes informal use,S02,page 1,opening\r\nE03,,Later recollection of evening gatherings; exact date uncertain,S03,00:18:10,\r\n",
    "people": "id,name,aliases,role,source_id,location\r\nP01,Mira Fenn,M. Fenn,Fictional letter writer; do not assume other matching initials identify her,S02,page 1\r\nP02,Evan Rowe,,Fictional retrospective interview speaker,S03,recording introduction\r\n",
    "places": "id,name,historical_context,source_id,location\r\nPL01,Dock Room,\"Borrowed room in the invented 1908 records; context is historical, not a current address\",S01,page 9\r\nPL02,Evening room,Name used in the invented later recollection; identity with Dock Room remains a research question,S03,00:18:10\r\n"
  },
  "notice": "All records, names, quotations and events in this teaching example are invented. None is historical evidence. States and verification labels are entered assertions."
}