Step 19 of 19 · The sheet · 2 of 2 · screen 4 of 5
The sheet: take the workings off the page — explained
The gesturePress Remove in the head of each of the four Press reader blocks.
What it reached
4 records, #234 to #237 — one sheet.unpinned per Cell. The session ends at 238 records. Nothing was deleted: taking a block off the page added to the log.
- #234 · sheet.unpinned · youtaken off the page: cell@36
- #235 · sheet.unpinned · youtaken off the page: cell@86
- #236 · sheet.unpinned · youtaken off the page: cell@139
- #237 · sheet.unpinned · youtaken off the page: cell@195
What a first-time reader asks here
Why pin the findings and then remove the Cells? What disappeared, and what stayed?
Nothing disappeared. The Cells left the page, not the record: their 200-odd records are all still in the log, and Log shows them. What stayed on the page is what a reader needs — four ledgers and a report — each block naming the record it shows (#64, #115, #169, #226, #228) and what fed it. The page is a choice of what to show; the log is what happened.
What do I have now that I did not have at the front door?
A sentence of corporate prose taken apart on the record: two events that happened, a plan that is only declared, the places where each could be checked, one connection the release suggests and never states, every fact restated so that it can be verified — and a report that says all of it in three paragraphs. And for each line of it, an answer to who said so?: you, the machine, or the world.