# Lint — 2026-07-14 Automated daily cycle. Pages scanned: 269 (209 content, 60 meta). **Ingest this cycle: none** — no new theology-relevant vault content in the last 24 hours. This pass re-scoped the checks and found that the historical issue count was dominated by false positives. Raw counts and real counts are both given below. No fixes were applied — this run is read-only. Recommended fixes are listed for a directed pass. ## Scan-integrity note (affects prior runs) The vault scan initially returned **zero files across all six source directories**. That was a false negative, not a quiet day. `find` on this machine is `bfs`, which rejects GNU-style relative timestamps (`-newermt '24 hours ago'` → *"Invalid timestamp"*). The error was suppressed and the empty output was indistinguishable from "nothing new." Re-run with ISO 8601 (`-newermt '2026-07-13T15:17'`) the scan works. Result stands: the only files touched in 24h are in `2. Areas/Loop Reports/` (CI triage, dashboards, uptime, pipeline) — none theology-relevant. **Nothing to ingest.** > [!question] > No `Lint 2026-07-13` page exists. Yesterday's run may have skipped, or may have hit this same > silent false-negative. Any past run reporting "no new content" without a sanity probe is > suspect. ## Findings ### 1. Dead links — 203 raw → ~60 unique missing pages The prior baseline (~448) counted **meta-files**: `Lint *.md` pages quote wikilinks inside their own issue lists, so every historical link gets re-reported as dead, forever, compounding each run. Excluding meta-files and resolving **vault-wide** (Obsidian resolves across the whole vault, not just this wiki folder) drops it to 203 real dead links / ~60 unique targets. Cross-vault links that were *previously miscounted as dead* and are in fact fine: `[[Faith & Theology MOC]]` and `[[NAR and Charismatic Authority Critique MOC]]` (→ `3. Resources/MOCs/`), `[[Magnifica Humanitas]]` (→ Readwise). Most-referenced genuinely missing pages: | Refs | Target | Status | |---:|---|---| | 11 | `[[William Branham]]` | known carry-over stub — now the wiki's single largest gap | | 6 | `[[2026-05-19 Bethel's Book Platformed a Wolf]]` | title/link mismatch (see §2) | | 5 | `[[Laudato Si']]` | page exists — mismatch (see §2) | | 5 | `[[Fratelli Tutti]]` | page exists — mismatch (see §2) | | 4 | `[[William J. Seymour]]` | known carry-over stub | | 4 | `[[Rerum Novarum]]` | no page anywhere | | 3 | `[[John Alexander Dowie]]` | known carry-over stub | | 3 | `[[Pete Enns]]`, `[[Rachel Held Evans]]` | on CLAUDE.md "Key Entities to Track"; no page | | 3 | `[[Cameron Trimble]]`, `[[Otis Moss III]]` | no page | > [!question] > `[[Pete Enns]]` and `[[Rachel Held Evans]]` are named in CLAUDE.md's key-entity list and > referenced from `index.md` + `concepts/deconstruction.md`, but have no entity page. Rachel > Held Evans appears nowhere in the vault at all. Worth a directed pass. ### 2. Orphans — 8 reported, but 6 share one root cause The orphan list and the dead-link list are the **same defect seen from both ends**. A page is reported orphaned (nothing links to it) while its intended inbound links are simultaneously reported dead — because the links use a display title that matches neither the filename nor any alias. | Orphaned page | Links point at | Actual `title:` | |---|---|---| | `sources/2020-10-03-fratelli-tutti-francis.md` | `[[Fratelli Tutti]]` ×5 | "Fratelli Tutti (Encyclical) — Pope Francis" | | `sources/2015-05-24-laudato-si-francis.md` | `[[Laudato Si']]` ×5 | "Laudato Si' (Encyclical) — Pope Francis" | | `sources/2026-04-12-st-johns-ucc-holy-humor-thomas-sunday.md` | `[[2026-04-12 St Johns UCC]]` ×10 | "St. John's UCC — Holy Humor Sunday / Thomas Sunday (2026-04-12)" | | `sources/2026-04-21-cft-inclusive-language-hymns.md` | `[[2026-04-21 CFT — Inclusive Language Music and Hymns]]` ×3 | "2026-04-21 Christian Feminism Today — Inclusive Language Music and Hymns" | | `sources/2026-04-21-modern-reformation-movements-music.md` | `[[2026-04-21 Modern Reformation — A Movement's Music]]` ×3 | "2026-04-21 Modern Reformation — A Movement's Music: Should We Invite NAR Worship…" | | `sources/2026-04-21-cmp-convergence-music-project.md` | `[[2026-04-21 CMP — What Is the Convergence Music Project]]` ×2 | "2026-04-21 Convergence Music Project — What Is CMP" | **Root cause:** Obsidian resolves `[[wikilinks]]` by **filename or `aliases:`** — *not* by the frontmatter `title:` field. None of these six pages has an `aliases:` field, so every inbound link fails. The pages are not unlinked; their links are misaddressed. **Recommended fix:** add `aliases:` to each page listing the link text already in use. One edit per page clears an orphan *and* its dead links together (~28 dead links total). **Structural fix:** the Page Format block in `CLAUDE.md` does not include `aliases:` in the required frontmatter. Adding it would stop this class recurring — pages are consistently created with a long descriptive `title:` while other pages link to a short natural name. Genuine orphans (no inbound link, no mismatch): `sources/1978-celebration-of-discipline-foster.md`, `sources/2023-russell-moore-losing-our-religion.md`. ### 3. Frontmatter — 2 pages, metadata silently not parsed - `concepts/apostolic-authority.md` - `concepts/darvo.md` Both have complete, correct frontmatter — preceded by a **leading blank line**. YAML frontmatter must start on line 1; with a blank line first, Obsidian does not parse it. `type`, `tags`, and `related` on these two pages are invisible to Obsidian's graph, search, and Dataview, while looking perfectly fine in the editor. **Fix:** delete the leading blank line. One character each. ### 4. Forbidden words — 110 raw → 27 real prose → mostly legitimate Scoping to content pages only (excluding the `Lint *.md`/`log.md` files that enumerate the wordlist by design) gives 110. Excluding link targets, code, block quotes, quoted phrases, and capitalised proper nouns gives **27** across 15 pages. Most of those 27 are accurate citation, not slop: - **`paradigm` ×6 in `sources/2015-05-24-laudato-si-francis.md`** and ×2 in `concepts/personalism.md` — "the technocratic paradigm" is *Laudato Si'*'s own technical term. Quoting it is correct. - **`paradigm` in `concepts/nar-fallacy-taxonomy.md`, `entities/mike-bickle.md`** — the wiki quoting NAR's own coinage ("punishment paradigm") while critiquing it. Correct. - **`ecosystem`** in NAR pages — used in the movement-network sense the sources use. Earlier raw counts were dominated by three collision classes worth recording: > [!contradiction] > The style wordlist collides with this wiki's own domain vocabulary. > - **`foster`** in `concepts/spiritual-disciplines.md` is **Richard Foster**, author of > *Celebration of Discipline* — a surname, flagged as a banned verb. > - **`hidden`** in `concepts/latter-rain.md` is the source slug > `2026-05-27-hidden-ladder-modern-apostasy-youtube` — a filename, not prose. > - **`discover`/`unlock`** appear where the wiki *describes* Latter Rain's own claims about > consecration levels unlocking gifting. > > A style rule aimed at AI slop cannot distinguish a banned word from a theologian's surname or a > quoted primary source. Any future automated word check must exempt proper nouns, quotes, and > link targets, or it will keep penalising accurate citation. Genuinely worth a copy-edit (ordinary prose, no quotation): `robust` in `concepts/religious-trauma.md`, `navigate` in `sources/2023-russell-moore-losing-our-religion.md`, `optimize` in `sources/2023-10-28-mike-bickle-allegations-public-disclosure.md`, `landscape` in `concepts/seven-mountain-mandate.md`, `discover` in `concepts/spiritual-disciplines.md`. ## Recommended next pass (in value order) 1. **Add `aliases:` to the 6 mismatched source pages** — clears 6 orphans + ~28 dead links. 2. **Delete the leading blank line** on `apostolic-authority.md` and `darvo.md` — restores metadata. 3. **Add `aliases:` to the CLAUDE.md Page Format block** — stops the mismatch class recurring. 4. **Create `[[William Branham]]`** — 11 inbound refs, the largest single gap. 5. **Create `[[Pete Enns]]` + `[[Rachel Held Evans]]`** — named key entities, still missing. 6. Optional: 5 real copy-edits in §4. 7. Consider excluding `Lint *.md` + `log.md` from future scans at source — the compounding self-reference is what produced the 657 baseline. ## Carry-over Unchanged from [[Lint 2026-07-12]]: source-criticism / documentary-hypothesis concept node at threshold; feminist-hermeneutics and prosperity-gospel candidates; the UCC Cast "Seeds & Ways" combined lectionary page (~9 deferred episodes, awaiting greenlight); Christian-nationalism monograph; the [[William Branham]] / [[William J. Seymour]] / [[John Alexander Dowie]] stubs (now quantified above); Parham "coverup" open thread; the entity thresholds for [[Tim Whitaker]], [[Joshua Lewis]], [[Nijay Gupta]], [[Robert Tracy McKenzie]], [[Kate Johnson]], [[Kaitlyn Schiess]], [[Jen Hatmaker]]; and the longer prior carry-over list.