Keep the launch claim. Keep the open question.

The source lists website launch, fee announcement, contract identifier and route and timing as four review items. Four binary choices give two to the fourth, sixteen combinations. The score after Update review is count divided by four times one hundred. Bars show one, two and four marked items at one hundred pixels per mark, corresponding to twenty five, fifty and one hundred percent. These percentages describe manual review flags; they verify no blockchain, contract safety, launch date or actual swap fee. Checkbox changes alone do not update the source summary or exported record. Pressing Update review saves all four booleans and recalculates count, score and open checks. Bars compare four current draft flags with one saved snapshot at one hundred pixels per item. A later unsubmitted edit can differ from the download, which still reads saved storage. Before the first Update, Download displays an instruction to update and produces no saved review. The source announcement remains attributed and unverified. The text document records a contract identifier, reviewed item count and four saved booleans, six record lines. Bars compare six lines with one exact identifier at seventy pixels per item. The identifier is a supplied string, not proof of ownership or safety. Reload restores saved flags and the computed summary. Reset removes storage and reloads the original Ready to review state, so a download again requires Update. No wallet is connected, token approved, swap executed or financial advice produced.