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Paper, cord, thread — and why they hold.

Repairs: The Corrections Log

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Repairs is the corrections log for Fold, Knot & Bind. A substantive fix to any page goes on this list with its date and a link to the page, and a listed fix stays listed.

Log current to 2026-11-15.

What counts as a repair

A fix is substantive when it alters a fact, figure, date or source, the definition of a term, or what a sentence means. Diagrams can need repairs too:

  • a crossing drawn over that should be under, or the reverse;
  • a wrong figure, plate or reference number;
  • a caption that claims more checking than the diagram passed.

A spelling slip that changes none of these is fixed without an entry.

How a repair is written down

An entry on this page takes a single line: YYYY-MM-DD — Page title. Before: "old wording". After: "new wording". Source: what settled it.

The repaired page records the same fix, under the same date, in the Corrections section at its foot, and its Cite this page block takes that date as the revision date. When a diagram is redrawn because a check failed, its caption note says what the earlier version showed.

One wrong statement can sit in several places on a page, and a repair reaches all of them on the same day. That includes the TL;DR, the Materials line, the structure card, every caption (with the checks it claims) and alt text, tables, the CSV and any companion file, the search and share summaries, and any question-and-answer section. Other pages that repeat the statement are repaired the same day. Errors are not removed silently; each one leaves a dated line here.

To report an error, write to contact@foldknotbind.com; Drop a line says what to include.

Repairs so far

No repairs have been made yet.