Decision-changing
Affects lineup selection, investment, combat role, formation, or verified game mechanics.
TAUKS TRUST MODEL · CHANGE HISTORY
Change History
Important updates should explain what changed, why it changed, and whether the change affects lineup, investment, or strategy decisions.
CHANGE IMPACT
Every substantive update should answer six questions.
- What changed?
- Why did it change?
- What evidence or source triggered the change?
- Who is affected?
- Does the change alter a lineup, ant role, investment, or strategy decision?
- What is the page status after the update?
VERSION HISTORY
Major milestones remain visible instead of being silently overwritten.
Current revisionThe active site build containing the newest verified changes.
Prior revisionsPreserved milestones remain available for audit, comparison, and rollback when needed.
Archived guidanceHistorical information stays accessible when useful, but is clearly separated from current recommendations.
Implementation recordEach revision records the purpose and substantive changes made in that build.
SIGNIFICANCE
Not every edit needs the same level of attention.
Meaningful clarification
Improves interpretation, context, or navigation without reversing a core recommendation.
Presentation only
Formatting, wording, layout, or link cleanup that does not change the underlying guidance.
TAUKS HISTORY RULE
Decision-changing revisions must be traceable.
If a recommendation changes because of new official information, reliable testing, or corrected evidence, the update record should identify that reason and show who is affected.
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