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This log documents substantive corrections to ConductAtlas analysis and classifications, and every change record we have withdrawn after publishing it, with the reason. A withdrawn record's page stays readable and links back here. Routine updates such as new document versions, updated summaries from source changes, and expanded regulation coverage are not listed here. Methodology
SummaryMeasured 9 October 2026
October 2026: 919 change records withdrawn as artifacts of a superseded text extractor
On 8 and 9 October 2026 we withdrew 919 change records that had been first published between 18 April and 7 October 2026. They had been public for a median of 108 days (between 1 and 174).
Each recorded a difference between two captures of a page that lay in page furniture, not in the document: navigation menus, footers, page titles, language pickers, related-article lists, embedded page data, live counters and clocks. Our text extractor stopped reading these in two steps: navigation and footer stripping, deployed 10 September 2026 (890 of the 919 were first published before it), and extractor version 5, deployed 7 October 2026. Version 5 also drops page titles, video fallback text, menus built as select lists, link labels, loading placeholders and related-post lists, and folds invisible characters and typographic quotes. Re-extracted with version 5, the two captures behind each record contain the same text.
Each record has its own entry in this log, quoting what it described. Its page stays readable as a withdrawn record.
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Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004286 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on Aug 10, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…Service Privacy Policy $1,916.67 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,916.67 Crypto USD” became “…Service Privacy Policy $1,916.97 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,916.97 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
A pricing display value in the OpenSea Terms of Service was updated on August 10, 2026, changing from $1,916.67 to $1,916.97. This appears to be a minor numerical adjustment in a support or pricing reference section. The operational significance of this specific change is unclear from the provided diff context alone.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001887
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004280 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on Aug 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…f Service Privacy Policy $1,912.49 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,912.49 Crypto USD” became “…f Service Privacy Policy $1,916.67 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,916.67 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
In an update detected on August 9, 2026, OpenSea's Privacy Policy contained a minor numerical change in a pricing display, updating a USD figure from $1,912.49 to $1,916.67. This appears to be a formatting or data refresh rather than a substantive policy modification. No change to privacy practices, data handling, or user rights is evident from the detected modification.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001886
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004279 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on Aug 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…f Service Privacy Policy $1,912.49 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,912.49 Crypto USD” became “…f Service Privacy Policy $1,916.67 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,916.67 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
OpenSea updated a single sentence in its Terms of Service, detected on August 9, 2026. The change involved a numeric value: the previous text referenced $1,912.49, while the updated text states $1,916.67. Without access to the full sentence context, the operational significance of this modification cannot be determined from the diff alone.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001885
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Webull: change record CA-X-004278 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Webull Privacy Policy observed on Aug 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…Chart Platform Desktop Mobile paperTrade Prediction Market Quotes Agentic AI Premium Promotions More Resources Agentic A…” became “…Chart Platform Desktop Mobile Institutions Clients Introducing Brokers Hedge Funds Proprietary Trading Wealth Platforms …”; “…Crypto Webull Advisors Learn Cookie Cookie Setting About Webull Investor Relations Careers Our Execution Quality BrokerC…” became “…Crypto Webull Advisors Learn Prediction Market Cookie Cookie Setting About Webull Investor Relations Careers Our Executi…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Webull's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
In an update detected on August 9, 2026, Webull's privacy policy footer navigation was reorganized. The updated version added references to institutional offerings, developer products, and additional trading features (including 'Institutions', 'Clients', 'Introducing Brokers', 'Hedge Funds', 'Proprietary Trading', 'Wealth Platforms', and API documentation) in the header navigation, and added 'Prediction Market' references in the footer. These are navigation and link changes with no material revision to privacy terms, data handling practices, or consumer rights.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001884
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Webull: change record CA-X-004277 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Webull Customer Agreement observed on Aug 9, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…Chart Platform Desktop Mobile paperTrade Prediction Market Quotes Agentic AI Premium Promotions More Resources Agentic A…” became “…Chart Platform Desktop Mobile Institutions Clients Introducing Brokers Hedge Funds Proprietary Trading Wealth Platforms …”; “…Crypto Webull Advisors Learn Cookie Cookie Setting About Webull Investor Relations Careers Our Execution Quality BrokerC…” became “…Crypto Webull Advisors Learn Prediction Market Cookie Cookie Setting About Webull Investor Relations Careers Our Executi…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Webull's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
In an update detected on August 9, 2026, Webull modified its Terms of Service navigation and footer structure. The changes appear to be primarily formatting and organizational, adding references to new product areas (Prediction Market, Institutions, Clients, Introducing Brokers, Hedge Funds, Proprietary Trading, Wealth Platforms, and developer-focused APIs including Broker Portal, Market Data API, Trading API, Connect API, Broker API, White-Label Solution, Embedded Solution, REST API, FIX Protocol, and WebSocket Streams) in the site header and footer. No substantive contractual or consumer-facing policy provisions appear to have been modified in the detected hunks.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001883
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Cohere: change record CA-X-004260 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Cohere Enterprise Data Commitments observed on Aug 8, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “Last Update: December 5, 2025 Enterprise Data Commitments Cohere maintains robust controls to protect enterprise data an…” became “Products Products Workplace Systems North An enterprise-ready AI platform that powers modern workplace productivity Comp…”; added “Request a demo AI moves fast We’ll keep you up to date with the latest.”; and 5 more passage(s) of the same kind. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Cohere's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Cohere's Enterprise Data Commitments page was restructured in an update detected on August 8, 2026. The opening statement, 'Cohere maintains robust controls to protect enterprise data and respect our enterprise customers' rights regarding their data,' remains present but the document layout was significantly reorganized to feature product listings, navigation menus, and a newsletter signup form. The substantive content of the data commitments themselves does not appear in the provided diff hunks, so the operational scope of any policy changes cannot be determined from this change alone.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001882
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Cohere: change record CA-X-004258 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Cohere Terms of Use observed on Aug 8, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “Last updated: September 7, 2022 Terms of Use The following terms of use (the “ Terms of Use ”) govern your access to and…” became “Products Products Workplace Systems North An enterprise-ready AI platform that powers modern workplace productivity Comp…”; added “Enter your business email below to receive updates from Cohere.”; and 4 more passage(s) of the same kind. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Cohere's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
In an update detected on August 8, 2026, Cohere added a newsletter signup form and footer navigation to their Terms of Use page. The updated document now includes an email capture field stating 'Enter your business email below to receive updates from Cohere', a privacy policy reference, and an unsubscribe option. The substantive Terms of Use language itself remains unchanged from the September 7, 2022 version, with the changes being primarily structural and presentational additions to the webpage layout.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001881
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Cohere: change record CA-X-004257 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Cohere Privacy Policy observed on Aug 8, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “Last Updated: May 1, 2026 Cohere Privacy Policy Cohere Inc.” became “Products Products Workplace Systems North An enterprise-ready AI platform that powers modern workplace productivity Comp…”; added “Request a demo AI moves fast We’ll keep you up to date with the latest.”; and 5 more passage(s) of the same kind. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Cohere's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Cohere's privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2026 with added language regarding email newsletter signup requests and data processing sub-processors. The change added a newsletter subscription prompt asking users to enter business email addresses, a reference to the privacy policy for additional details, and an unsubscribe mechanism. The operational difference is that users visiting certain Cohere web properties may now encounter a newsletter signup form tied to privacy disclosures.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001880
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004248 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on Aug 8, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,899.94 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,899.94 Crypto USD” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,912.49 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,912.49 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
On August 8, 2026, OpenSea's Privacy Policy was updated with a single sentence modification. The change involved a price figure adjustment from $1,899.94 to $1,912.49 in what appears to be a product pricing display within the policy document. This appears to be a routine price update rather than a substantive privacy policy revision.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001879
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004247 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on Aug 8, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,899.94 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,899.94 Crypto USD” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,912.49 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,912.49 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
The OpenSea Terms of Service was updated in an update detected on August 8, 2026. A single sentence was modified in the document. The change involves a price figure adjustment from $1,899.94 to $1,912.49 in what appears to be a Collector Pro pricing display within the terms document.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001878
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Suno: change record CA-X-004233 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Suno Terms of Service observed on Aug 7, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…at https://app.suno.ai/account.” became “…at https://app.suno.ai/account .”; “…s website, https://www.adr.org.” became “…s website, https://www.adr.org .”; and 1 more passage(s) of the same kind. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Suno's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Suno corrected formatting in three URL references within its Terms of Service by adding a space before the closing period in each URL. The URLs now read 'https://app.suno.ai/account .' instead of 'https://app.suno.ai/account.' in the subscription pricing section, and similar spacing corrections appear in two other references to AAA arbitration websites. This is a minor formatting adjustment with no operational or substantive change to the terms themselves.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001877
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Square: change record CA-X-004225 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Square Terms of Service observed on Aug 7, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…Savings Deposit Account Terms Bill Pay Terms Square Buyer Account Terms of Use Square for Franchises Terms of Service Af…” became “…Savings Deposit Account Terms Square Buyer Account Terms of Use Square for Franchises Terms of Service Bill Pay Terms AC…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Square's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Square reorganized the order of links in its Terms of Service reference section detected on August 7, 2026. The change reordered several linked documents, moving 'Bill Pay Terms', 'ACH Service Terms', and 'Afterpay Merchant Terms of Service' to different positions in the list. This is a formatting and organizational change with no impact on the substantive rights, obligations, or policies Square offers.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001876
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004213 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on Aug 7, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,872.26 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,872.26 Crypto USD” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,899.94 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,899.94 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
A numerical value in the OpenSea Privacy Policy was updated from $1,872.26 to $1,899.94 on August 7, 2026. The context surrounding this figure is unclear from the available change data; the number appears in a header or interface element alongside 'Aggregating Networks Terms of Service', 'Support', 'Collector Pro', and currency indicators. Without clarity on what this figure represents (a fee, threshold, example balance, or display element), the operational significance of this change cannot be reliably determined.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001875
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004212 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on Aug 7, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,872.26 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,872.26 Crypto USD” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,899.94 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,899.94 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
A price figure displayed in OpenSea's Terms of Service changed from $1,872.26 to $1,899.94 in an update detected on August 7, 2026. This appears to be a currency conversion or pricing display update, likely reflecting market movement in cryptocurrency values or platform fees tied to a reference asset. The operational significance of this change depends on whether this figure represents a user-facing fee, minimum transaction amount, or reference price.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001874
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Robinhood: change record CA-X-004202 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Robinhood Privacy Policy observed on Aug 7, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…Choices Company About us Blog Partner With Us Vendors Press Careers Investor…” became “…Choices Company About us Blog Vendors Press Careers Investor…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Robinhood's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Robinhood's privacy policy footer was modified on August 7, 2026 to remove two navigation links: 'Partner With Us' and a duplicate 'Investor Relations' link. The footer now directs users to a consolidated set of company pages including Blog, Vendors, Press, Careers, Investor Relations, Support, Sustainability, and Investor Index. This is a formatting and navigation change with no impact on privacy disclosures, data practices, or user obligations.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001873
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Meta: change record CA-X-004201 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Meta Frontier AI Framework observed on Aug 7, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…are this article Recent News We’re Upgrading Your WhatsApp Group Chats Introducing WhatsApp Web Calling, Plus More New F…” became “…are this article Recent News Why Meta Builds Its Own AI Data Centers We’re Upgrading Your WhatsApp Group Chats Introduci…”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Meta's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
In an update detected on August 7, 2026, Meta's Frontier AI Framework modified its 'Recent News' section. The change removed the headline 'Announcing the AI Glasses Impact Grant Recipients: Helping People Work, Learn, and Live More Independently' and added 'Why Meta Builds Its Own AI Data Centers' in its place. This reshapes the framework's public-facing narrative from highlighting AI accessibility initiatives to emphasizing Meta's infrastructure strategy.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001872
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004180 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on Aug 5, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,860.24 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,860.24 Crypto USD” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,872.26 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,872.26 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
OpenSea's privacy policy was detected with a one-sentence modification on August 5, 2026. The change involved updating a numerical figure from $1,860.24 to $1,872.26 in what appears to be a pricing or fee reference within the policy document. This represents a $12.02 increase in the stated amount, though the operational context and specific purpose of this figure within the privacy policy are not clear from the change description provided.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001871
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004179 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on Aug 5, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,860.24 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,860.24 Crypto USD” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,872.26 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,872.26 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
A pricing reference in OpenSea's Terms of Service was updated on August 5, 2026. The document previously referenced a USD price of $1,860.24 and now reflects $1,872.26. This appears to be a routine currency or pricing display update with no change to the substantive legal terms governing user conduct, disputes, data handling, or platform obligations.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001870
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Meta: change record CA-X-004170 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Meta Frontier AI Framework observed on Aug 5, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…hare this article Recent News Introducing WhatsApp Web Calling, Plus More New Features Meta Announces New Strategic Vent…” became “…hare this article Recent News We’re Upgrading Your WhatsApp Group Chats Introducing WhatsApp Web Calling, Plus More New …”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Meta's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Meta updated the Meta Frontier AI Framework on August 5, 2026 by adding a new recent news headline, 'We're Upgrading Your WhatsApp Group Chats', to the document's news section. This is a minor editorial change to the related news items displayed alongside the framework. No substantive changes to the framework's governance content, AI safety provisions, or technical standards were detected.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001869
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004157 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on Aug 4, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…f Service Privacy Policy $1,865.79 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,865.79 Crypto USD” became “…f Service Privacy Policy $1,860.24 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,860.24 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
A price reference in OpenSea's Privacy Policy header changed from $1,865.79 to $1,860.24. This appears to be a formatting or metadata update rather than a substantive change to privacy terms or user obligations. The operational content of the privacy policy itself was not modified.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001868
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004156 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on Aug 4, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…f Service Privacy Policy $1,865.79 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,865.79 Crypto USD” became “…f Service Privacy Policy $1,860.24 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,860.24 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
In an update detected on August 4, 2026, OpenSea modified a single sentence in their Terms of Service. The specific language changed from referencing a price of $1,865.79 to $1,860.24. This appears to be a minor price display or fee adjustment reflected in the terms document itself, though the operational context of this price change is not clear from the diff provided.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001867
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Replit: change record CA-X-004144 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Replit Terms of Service observed on Aug 3, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “CA 5 : 53 PM Made in sunny California.” became “CA 5 : 52 PM Made in sunny California.”; “Handy Links About us Vibe Coding 101 Help How to guides Import from GitHub Status Additional resources Brand kit Certifi…” became “Handy Links Resources Help How to guides Status Certifications Partnerships Legal Terms of Service Commercial Agreement …”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Replit's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Replit reorganized the footer navigation and resource links on its website in an update detected on August 3, 2026. The footer previously listed links under 'Handy Links' with a single 'About us' entry; the updated version restructures navigation into distinct sections labeled 'Resources', 'Company', 'Products', and 'Social', adding links to News, Careers, Brand Center, and Contact Us, and renaming some existing links. This is a formatting and navigation change with no material impact on the Terms of Service itself or on user rights and obligations.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001866
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
Replit: change record CA-X-004143 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to Replit Privacy Policy observed on Aug 3, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “CA 5 : 53 PM Made in sunny California.” became “CA 5 : 52 PM Made in sunny California.”; “Handy Links About us Vibe Coding 101 Help How to guides Import from GitHub Status Additional resources Brand kit Certifi…” became “Handy Links Resources Help How to guides Status Certifications Partnerships Legal Terms of Service Commercial Agreement …”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about Replit's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
Replit revised the footer navigation links and layout of its privacy policy page detected on August 3, 2026. The 'About us' link moved from the 'Handy Links' section to a new 'Company' section, and several navigation categories were reorganized, including addition of 'Resources', 'News', 'Careers', 'Brand Center', 'Contact Us', and 'Products' sections. This is a structural and organizational change to the policy document's navigation interface with no material changes to privacy terms or obligations.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001865
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004141 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Privacy Policy observed on Aug 3, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,842.04 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,842.04 Crypto USD” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,865.79 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,865.79 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
A single sentence in OpenSea's Privacy Policy was modified in an update detected on August 3, 2026. The change involved a price display that shifted from $1,842.04 to $1,865.79 in the document header. This appears to be a formatting or display update with no material change to privacy obligations, data handling practices, or user rights.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001864
Artifact of a Superseded Extractor
Oct 9, 2026
Editorial Review
OpenSea: change record CA-X-004140 recorded a difference our own extractor made
This record described a change to OpenSea Terms of Service observed on Aug 3, 2026. What differed between the two captures it compared: “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,842.04 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,842.04 Crypto USD” became “…of Service Privacy Policy $1,865.79 Support Collector Pro Crypto USD $1,865.79 Crypto USD”. That passage is page furniture, not part of the document, and the archive's current text extractor (version 5, deployed Oct 7, 2026) no longer reads it: re-extracted, the two captures contain the same text, so this record would not have been created. It is withdrawn as an artifact of how we read the page, not as a finding about OpenSea's document. Measured Oct 9, 2026.
As published (withdrawn)
A price figure in OpenSea's Terms of Service was updated from $1,842.04 to $1,865.79 between the detected versions. The change appears to be a numerical update to a reference price or fee structure displayed in the document. Without access to the full document context, the operational significance of this specific figure cannot be determined from the diff alone.
Corrected
Withdrawn.
Record ID: CR-001863