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Items indexed

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Published / month

last 6 months, {{ cadenceAvg.recent >= cadenceAvg.early ? 'up' : 'down' }} from {{ Math.round(cadenceAvg.early) }} at the window's start

Untagged

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Tags gone quiet

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Matrix gaps

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Coverage is counted on primary tags only — a passing mention is not coverage. {{ gap.length }} of {{ allTags.length }} tags are mentioned at least twice as often as they are the subject; that list is further down and is the sharpest brief in the dataset.

Shortlist collections by author and platform — add them to your saved list

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Collection	topics	pieces	latest
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A collection is three or more pieces by one author with the same primary platform, like Anthony Critelli's Linux desktop series. Saved items persist in this browser and open in the call companion, which orders them and copies them out.

Cadence click a month to list what shipped

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Coverage matrix {{ cross.empty }} empty cells of {{ cross.total }}{{ structuralAxis ? ' — where these two axes do not meet' : ' — each one is a piece nobody has written' }}

× {{ cross.rows.length }} rows

Invalid regex — showing everything.

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nonemost

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Nothing is primary-tagged with both. That is the gap — and the brief.

Named more than covered mentioned at least twice as often as it is the subject

The brief, widest gap first{{ gap.length }} tags

Tag	facet	primary	mentioned	gap	last published	read
{{ t.tag }}	{{ title(t.facet) }}	{{ t.primary }}	{{ t.men }}	+{{ t.gap }}	{{ t.last \|\| 'never' }}	finder →

Read the gap column as demand you created and did not meet. A tag near the top is one your own writing keeps raising — the articles that mention it are already doing the work of arguing it matters, and there is nothing to link to.

Thin coverage two primary items or fewer — the shortlist

Where the calendar has room{{ thin.length }} tags

Tag	facet	primary	mentioned	last published	read
{{ t.tag }}	{{ title(t.facet) }}	{{ t.primary }}	{{ t.men }}	{{ t.last \|\| 'never' }}	finder →

The rows where mentioned is high and primary is zero or one are the sharpest brief you have: readers are being told the topic matters and then sent nowhere.

Momentum and staleness what is rising, what has gone quiet

Share of recent vs earlierlast 6 vs prior {{ D.meta.window_months - 6 }} months

{{ m.tag }} {{ m.d >= 0 ? '+' : '' }}{{ m.d.toFixed(1) }} pts

A rising share is not more output — it is a bigger slice of it. Both sides matter: the falling half is where you used to lead.

Time since last primary use{{ stale.filter(s => s.days === null).length }} never used

Dormant is not automatically bad — some tags describe things that only ship once. It is bad when it describes something you sell.

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