What it labeled
The run’s population: which posts it was given, in the facts the run records.
- Readings it labels for
- 2026-W01 to 2026-W38 (29 Dec 2025 – 20 Sep 2026), 38 releases
- Posts
- 2,403,213 posts. The count only: the posts themselves are never listed or downloadable.
- Judgments made
- 3,302,726 judgments
- Dates
- Started 25 Sep 2026, 15:52 UTC; finished 25 Sep 2026, 19:04 UTC
Who labeled it
Exactly which labeler and which instructions, so a judgment can be traced to what made it.
- Labeler
- A rule
- Version
- link_rule v2 · rules 0d53c003cd46c8e3e27b1fe6c6e7e727
Agreement
Link precision, as the readings that rest on it state it: correct ÷ (correct + incorrect) among links judged blind. Unclear links are left out of the ratio and counted beside it. Precision is per linking method and per period.
| Period | Link class | In the readings | Precision | Links judged | Checked by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| V1 | ambiguous alias, model | Not counted | Not checked | Not checked | No check |
| V1 | ambiguous alias, rule | Counted | 95.0% (95% interval 83.5% to 98.6%) | 40 links judged; 0 unclear, left out of the ratio | Run 18 |
| V1 | unambiguous alias | Counted | 100.0% (95% interval 91.2% to 100.0%) | 40 links judged; 0 unclear, left out of the ratio | Run 18 |
| V2 | ambiguous alias, model | Not counted | Not checked | Not checked | No check |
| V2 | ambiguous alias, rule | Counted | 98.3% (95% interval 91.1% to 99.7%) | 60 links judged; 0 unclear, left out of the ratio | Run 18 |
| V2 | unambiguous alias | Counted | 93.3% (95% interval 84.1% to 97.4%) | 60 links judged; 0 unclear, left out of the ratio | Run 18 |
Readings that rest on it
Cited by 10,961 stored readings in 38 releases; 3,686 of them current; the others were superseded and keep their pages.
A run can rest under thousands of readings, so they’re listed one release at a time.
Runs don’t change
A run is never edited or re-run in place. Labeling the same posts again adds a new run with its own page; the earlier labels stay, and every reading keeps naming the runs it used.