Talk:COC-IND-UNK-0100000001
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Evidentiary scope
Single source: Coco Genes' own listing (Wayback capture, 5 March 2021; two later captures on file, 29 July 2021 and 21 January 2022). No independent corroboration found. Tier C: three claims are attested (place, wild/unexplored status, curing practice), but the place given is a border, not a locality — see Editorial treatment. Éloise 19:20, 23 September 2026 (+07)
Editorial treatment
- Accession ID. `COC-IND-UNK-0100000001`: `COC`; `IND`; `UNK` (the listing names no place below country level — "the Coorg border" is a border, not an administrative unit; per the lane brief this takes `UNK` rather than being resolved to Karnataka or Kerala by guesswork); `01`; `0000` (no collection year stated); `0001` (first `UNK` lot in this lane).
- "Coorg" left unlinked. The India Outbound Links Master already records "Coorg" as left unlinked "on purpose (standing ruling)," in the unrelated context of a 19th-century administrative enumeration on the Berar Province page. That ruling's rationale was not found in this session's material. Extended here by analogy, since it is the same term: "Coorg" appears in prose (this page states "the Coorg border," matching the source) but is not wikilinked. Flagged for Éloïse: confirm whether the standing ruling is meant to cover this accession-page use too, or was specific to the Berar enumeration.
- Province field left blank. Per the build spec, `UNK` is an ID-grammar convention, not a value written into `province=`; the infobox field is empty, and the border is described in prose only.
- Synonym. "Chaamundi" entered as `synonyms`: the source's own body text and page title use the bare name; "Tribal" appears only in the worklist's canonical line name.
- "[sic]"/punctuation. One quoted sentence runs two independent clauses together with only a comma in the source; a semicolon is substituted in square brackets for readability, per standard quotation practice, without altering wording.
Éloise 19:24, 23 September 2026 (+07)
Archived versions
Three Wayback captures on file: 5 March 2021 (cited), 29 July 2021 and 21 January 2022. Not diffed word-for-word this session. cocogenes.com has answered 403 since approximately 10 February 2025. Éloise 19:26, 23 September 2026 (+07)