Two clocks, kept apart

The earliest beat is recorded as “Early 1500s”. Older material about the Society is often cited with an exact year, and the workbook says so, but the operator's current copy declines to lock one. A page that converted “early 1500s” into a year would be inventing precision the record does not carry, which is the one thing this house never does with a date. The vague date is printed as the vague date it is.

The workbook holds further beats whose only citation was a crowd-sourced fan encyclopedia. The subject is named; the beat is not printed.

DISNEY SAYS IT

The operator's own published page carries this. The workbook cites a Disney page for it.

A PROP CARRIES IT

A physical object in the park carries this. The documentation of that object is a third party's photograph or catalogue, not Disney's copy.

LEGACY OR UNVERIFIED

Carried in older material or in secondary documentation, and not established by a current operator page.

FAN THEORY

Told by readers and enthusiasts. The workbook records it as a theory and does not assert it.

DISNEY IS THE SOURCE

The workbook records the operator as the owner of this row. Forty-one of its 98 rows are marked this way.

SOMEBODY ELSE IS THE SOURCE

The workbook records a third party as the owner. Fifty-six rows are marked this way.

THIS VENUE'S OWN OPERATOR PAGE NAMES THE SOCIETY

The house's own capture of the operator's page for that venue carries the Society's name. The capture is one day's crawl, so it says what the page said that day.

ANOTHER VENUE'S OPERATOR PAGE NAMES BOTH

A captured page belonging to a different venue carries both names. It is evidence about that page, and it is not counted as this venue's.

THE HOUSE'S MAPS PRINT THE NAME

A dated printed guide map in this house's own run carries the name. It attests a printing on a date, never a prop and never an absence.

NOT IN THE HOUSE'S MAP RUN

No sheet among the 171 this house holds carries the name. The run is not every sheet ever printed, so this says what the holdings do not have and nothing more.

SUPPORT WITHDRAWN

Every source the workbook had for the row was a crowd-sourced fan encyclopedia. Under the house ruling of 18 September 2026 the row carries no support at all, so the subject is named and the claim is not published.

Two transcription conventions are in use and the page states both. Passages taken from a locally-held capture of the operator's own page, and from the guide-map sheets, come from real text embedded in those files rather than from OCR: they read as clean English and are QUOTED, with runs of whitespace collapsed to single spaces and nothing else done to them. Anything whose only reading is OCR is CITED by document, date and page and never quoted, because a corrected quotation is an invented one.