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Some disclosures are filed on paper, by hand. Machines cannot read them, so they sit outside the database — invisible, which is the opposite of the point. A few seconds of your eyes fixes one.

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Under TYPE OF TRANSACTION, which box is marked?

From filing 9116206 — filed by Rohit Khanna, page 6. The original document is unaltered and always linked.

These controls change only what you see — the stored document is untouched. Scans are sometimes upside down; use rotate. If you still cannot read it honestly, say so below. A guess is worse than a gap.

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One reading per person per question, and it is final. Submissions cannot be revised or withdrawn — going back and answering again does nothing. That is what makes twelve agreeing readings mean something. You will not see how others answered, so agreement is agreement rather than an echo.
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How this becomes data

  • A value is published only after 12 independent readings agree by clear majority. One person never decides what a document says.
  • Your view settings are stored with your reading. If a value only appears under extreme processing, that is a signal it may be an artifact rather than ink — and we can check.
  • Published values always carry a link to the original scan and are labelled as crowd transcriptions, never as machine-extracted data.
  • Readings that clear the threshold enter the database. Ties and disputes go to review.

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