Corrections and updates

What changed, why it changed, and where

This log records material factual, methodological, licensing, and disclosure corrections. Every entry states the affected page, earlier meaning, revised meaning, and resolution date.

Material correction: a change that could alter a reader’s decision, understanding of the product, privacy expectation, or trust in a claim. Typographic changes do not enter this log.

Public correction record

Resolved entries: 5
Published revisions: 4
Coverage: Published material corrections

Correction ledger

Resolved material changes

Resolved correction 01

The public methodology showed a 5% work-style factor and 10% operating preferences, while production scoring uses no personality factor and weights operating preferences at 15%.

August 1, 2026

Affected page: /

Revised meaning

The public explanation now shows the deployed five-factor weights: 30% interests, 25% skills and experience, 20% resources and access, 10% goals and urgency, and 15% operating preferences.

Resolved correction 02

The landing page said every hard-constraint conflict removes an opportunity, while the deployed matcher prioritizes exact matches and can use a labelled near match for an otherwise open result role.

August 1, 2026

Affected page: /

Revised meaning

The public methodology now documents conflict penalties, exact-first slot filling, and full disclosure of every near-match conflict.

Resolved correction 03

Assessment copy said the profile stayed in the browser without separating local draft storage from submitted assessment data.

August 1, 2026

Affected page: /assessment

Revised meaning

The assessment now states that draft progress is local and that completed answers and results are submitted and stored without requiring an account.

Resolved correction 04

Repository attribution described the interest content under plain CC BY 4.0 and did not surface the changed downstream purpose to assessment users.

August 1, 2026

Affected page: /assessment

Revised meaning

The assessment opening, README, and research page now carry the official O*NET Developer License notice, required attribution, changed-purpose disclosure, and no-endorsement statement.

Resolved correction 05

The interest chapter opened with a full-page O*NET licence callout that pushed the first activity question below the fold on mobile.

September 16, 2026

Affected page: /assessment

Revised meaning

The in-quiz callout was removed. The required attribution and modification notice remains on the site footer, the research “Modifications and disclaimers” section, the methodology page, and the README.

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