Publish revised: the 1492 expulsion logistics article has strong primary-trace warrant and a bounded inferred object after restructuring.

Codex review publishes this as a lost medieval fabric/component article for an attested monument.

Codex review holds this institutional article for stronger primary-source and framing control before publication.

Codex/subagent reading promoted only an inferon. The bishops are not unattested, but read succession and charter evidence supports a prosopographical depth gap.

Codex/subagent reading promoted only an inferon. The modern titular-bishop lists are attested elsewhere, but read sources support a sparse ancient and Byzantine episcopal-office s…

Codex/subagent reading promoted only an inferon. The named examples are documented, but the Salisbury constituency survey reports missing names for November 1390 and 1391 returns.

Codex/subagent reading found a directly attested eleventh-century Turin episcopal sequence and a richer Cunibert, San Michele, and episcopal-authority context. The route is useful…

Codex/subagent reading found the Chamberlain of North Wales and Justiciar of South Wales already attested. The useful pre-1550 object is a record-route inferon for Rhuddlan-era ro…

Codex/subagent reading found Benedict himself attested, but supports an inferon for the Latin Edessa succession gap after 1104 and possible Papias/Benedict naming problem.

Promoted to draft only as the lost or reconstructed medieval architectural fabric, not as the already attested extant monument.

Codex/subagent reading supports a source-control inferon for a North Yorkshire dissolution crosswalk; the underlying houses and dates are directly attested, so no Inferpedia artic…

Codex/subagent reading found source-backed warrant for a charter-implied but unrealized medieval institution; draft/review only with ethnicity/national terminology caution.

Codex/subagent reading found real source-backed warrant for an internal inferon about uncertain early St Andrews episcopal succession, but the multi-name packet is too broad for a…

Codex/subagent reading found a strong private routing inferon around Luni's cathedral/episcopal transition and Enrico's documentary program, but the seam is not bounded enough for…

Codex/subagent reading supports only a source-control inferon: smaller European women's leagues are directly attested but have uneven public season-history, champion-list, and res…

Reject: Codex judged 'Possible source layer behind 3D Manufacturing Format' to be a false-positive or wrong-lane lead for the current Inferpedia promotion route. The title denotes…

Codex/manual publication pass promoted this accepted L3 packet to an L5 published article: Bounded Latin Edessa succession gap after Benedict, draftable with chronicle-conflict ca…

Codex/manual publication pass promoted this accepted L3 packet to an L5 published article: Bounded missing-person packet: Salisbury returns for November 1390 and 1391 report unnam…

Early St Andrews succession/date lacunae are multi-name and need narrower officeholder segments.

Silandus/Synaus succession problem should split by see before article drafting.

Turin episcopal material is contextual source control around an attested sequence.

Luni diocese/cathedral packet is strong but not bounded enough for drafting.

Rhuddlan material is an office-record route over attested administration.

Early London bishops packet is a prosopographical-thinness note over attested officeholders.