What has changed
Corrections, withdrawals and reclassifications, dated, with the grounds for each.
The corrections policy on this site says that an error is corrected forward rather than erased. This page is where that happens. Withdrawals are read from the register itself and cannot drift from it; editorial changes are written here by hand, and each carries why rather than only what.
Selected begins with Cambodia and Laos: Shinta Mani Wild, Amansara, Zannier Phum Baitang, Rosewood Luang Prabang.
Four readings, and two of them are shapes this register had not recorded. Shinta Mani Wild holds eight hundred and sixty-five acres of the Cardamoms for fifteen tents and its line is held by armed rangers under a conservation partnership: every other boundary here is a fence, a wall, a shore or a designation, and this one is people with rifles, because the pressure on the ground is poaching rather than trespass. Rosewood Luang Prabang publishes no acreage and holds a waterfall inside its valley, which is a kind of water a shoreline never is. Amansara publishes no area either and makes its whole territorial case in masonry, a six-metre screen standing inside a 1962 royal villa's wall ten minutes from the gate of Angkor; its architect is given by the operator as Laurent Mondet while trade coverage widely names Vann Molyvann, and the operator's attribution is carried with the disagreement recorded. Zannier Phum Baitang grows the rice it serves, and publishes its own ground as eight acres in one place and eight hectares in another - a factor of two and a half, in one house's own material. Both figures are carried and neither is chosen.
Eight cards carried a line denying membership of a collection whose badge the same record displays. Law 12 was being read in one direction only, and the other direction was never checked.
Law 12 requires an overlapping card to carry a one-sentence line naming the collections it is not in. This register checked that a record with a badge had such a line, and never checked that the line and the badge agreed. Seven cards said 'Not Luxury' while carrying the Luxury Resorts badge, and Romazzino said 'Not Fashion' while carrying Fashion Resorts. The contradiction was visible on the page: a reader could see the badge and the denial in the same card. All eight lines are rewritten to deny only collections the record genuinely does not hold. Found by lifting the per-batch length and vocabulary check out of the scripts that wrote the cards and running it over all 110 at once: the batch version tested each card against the rules in force the day it was written, so a rule added in October was never applied to a card written in September. A check that travels with the work it checks only ever checks the newest work.
LHL-E-117 · LHL-E-133 · LHL-E-263 · LHL-E-323 · LHL-E-325 · LHL-E-330 · LHL-E-365 · LHL-E-368
Six cards fell short of their own minimum length, and one of them stated as fact something its own sources flag as the developer's unverified account.
Each short paragraph is extended with a fact that already stood in that card's Sources and nowhere in its body: Canouan's recorded area, the size of the Chiva-Som discrepancy, a third count of Trisara's residences, the three published villa counts at Laamu. Nothing came from memory, which is the rule this register adopted after publishing six invented sentences in September for exactly this reason - a paragraph short of its minimum. The Kokomo card is a repair rather than an extension: it stated flatly that the island was uninhabited and unused when it was bought, while its own Sources record that this is the developer's own account and is not independently established. The paragraph that was short is the one that now carries the qualification.
LHL-E-059 · LHL-E-201 · LHL-E-279 · LHL-E-316 · LHL-E-330 · LHL-E-377
The owner signed the three alpine decisions and answered the standing question on the Positano rule. Two records go below the bar, one of them three weeks late through this register's own oversight.
House document 308 put this register's five land readings of 13.10 to the owner. The owner's answers of 29.10: Aman Le Melezin, membership withdrawn on the owner's ground of 02.09, which is a House act and is dispatched rather than executed here; Le K2 Palace stands as a live Selected record, so the hamlet form is accepted without a published figure; Zannier Le Chalet takes the fourth fate, not measured rather than measured and failed, which is the form this register proposed against itself. And the Positano rule is a decision about Belmond Hotel Splendido alone and not a rule about the coast, so the thirteen Mediterranean memberships on that shore are read one at a time when their codes arrive. Separately and not on the owner's prompting: Anantara Santorini was put out of the count by the House on 06.10 and this register never executed it - the record stood counted for three weeks. Both records now carry the state visibly, with grounds and a date on which the evidence lapses, because a state shown only by a flag tells the reader nothing.
This register published a claim that LHL-R was its own former series letter. It never was. The letter belongs to the Library, and the kit's guard was right where this register called it defective.
On 13.10 the build refused to publish a changelog entry naming LHL-R, and this register declared the reference and then reported the refusal to the House as a defect of the guard - a register's own retired prefix read as another collection's. House ruling 03, document 23, section 10-ter, dated 08.09.2026, says the opposite in terms: LHL-R is held by the Library for residences attached to a hotel house, four codes are listed, the last issued on 05.09.2026 at Private Residences' request, and it has never been part of the House's collections. The House's letter to the Library, document 25 section 5, says the same and adds that had this register stayed on LHL-R it would have collided with the Library's residences series record for record. So the guard fired correctly, the declaration was the right instrument, and the diagnosis attached to it was wrong. The declaration stands and the note on it is rewritten. What this register adds from its own side is why the mistake was available to make: the two files ruling 03 names as the source of the error, collections-summary-v14.csv and 00-REGISTER-v15.md, are the files this register was handed at its founding, and its first registry was built from them under the prefix LHL-R-001 to LHL-R-382. The codes were re-prefixed to LHL-E on 03.09 and the re-prefix took the written work with it, which is one of the four losses this register has reported. The stale files did not only sit beside the live ones. They produced a registry, and they cost two days and one wipe before anyone read the ruling.
Zaborin is in Hokkaido. This register reported it twice as an alpine departure, and it was never alpine and never a departure.
The report of 19.09 bundled Zaborin with six French alpine properties under an owner's ground of 02.09 - an alpine town hotel without resort territory - and the report of 05.10 repeated it. Zaborin is a fifteen-villa ryokan in a birch forest at Hanazono, in Niseko, Hokkaido, with a hot spring under the site. It carries a live Selected membership and always did. The ground could not reach it, and the mistake was in reading a removal list instead of a membership column, which is the same mistake this register corrected on 06.10 for five other records.
Two hundred and thirty-four fingerprints of another register's cards were sitting in this collection's data folder, in data/lastmod.json, and never reached a page.
Reported to the House by number, as the circular asked. The file arrived with a kit installed on 17.09 and held 344 keys: 110 of this register and 234 of Private Island Resorts. The build looks the file up by the record's own code, so no foreign key was ever rendered. Proved by two builds on one kit, before and after removal: 219 of 220 published files byte for byte identical, the single difference being the sitemap index's own build date. The removed keys were handed back rather than deleted, because whose fact they are is for their own register to say.
The register moved to kit 1.13.0 and declared two things it had never declared: which of its fields are public, and what its editorial practice is.
A law the tool claims and does not check is a claim and not a law. Thirteen groups of public fields are now declared and the language check runs across 378 records and 110 cards; name_local is excluded because a property's name in its own script is data about the subject rather than this register's working language. The About page now states six paragraphs of practice, one of which is the six invented facts this register published and corrected, because a practice that does not name its worst error describes an intention instead.
This register reported seven alpine properties as departures on 19 September. Two of the seven are departures. The other five were never withdrawn, and the error was this register's.
The report of 19.09 said the export stated all seven as departures. Master registry v41 and export rev28 state otherwise. Cheval Blanc Courchevel and L'Apogee Courchevel carry REMOVED by the owner on 02.09, and those two are departures. Aman Le Melezin, Le K2 Palace, Les Fermes de Marie, Zannier Le Chalet and Zaborin carry a live Selected membership with the words 'arrival recorded by House audit 18.09.2026' - that is an arrival, dated the day after the removal this register was reading. All five are live records here and were never at risk; what was wrong was the report, repeated in three packages before it was checked against the membership column rather than against a departure list. The records named in this entry that carry no card of their own are named in the text rather than linked, because an unwritten record has no page to link to.
Eleven records gained their property key from House statements, and the records without a key fell from seventeen to eight.
No key was joined by a name. Two memberships the House carried itself to a surviving key, with the grounds written into the cell; two keys withdrawn to a survivor that carries the lens, Jumby Bay and Castello di Reschio, the second being a merge this register reported on 03.09 that had not until now reached the master; and seven live membership cells in the master, confirmed by construction, by a one-to-one name resolution in both directions and by country, which is the method the House accepted on 18.09. The eight records still without a key each carry the reason in data/sources.json. The records named in this entry that carry no card of their own are named in the text rather than linked, because an unwritten record has no page to link to.
The whole of Africa and the Middle East is written. Eleven records completed the region: Marrakech, Serra Cafema, Sonop, Bisate, Alila Hinu Bay, Chinzombo, Al Zorah, Anantara Santorini, Royal Mirage, The Palm and Nujuma.
The region produced three answers to the territory question that the register had not held before. At Serra Cafema the land is owned by the Himba and the operator holds a right to work on it, not a title: three hundred thousand hectares, none of them the lodge's. At Bisate the concession publishes no area at all and instead publishes a hundred and twenty thousand indigenous trees planted, so the territory is being made rather than held. At Al Zorah the hotel's plot sits inside a five-hundred-and-forty-hectare scheme owned jointly by an emirate and a developer, three fifths of which is mangrove and public space. One record, the Anantara Santorini retreat, is filed as borderline: twenty-two rooms, no published area, and a character borrowed from a Greek island. Its card says so.
A measurement added to the site: the owner's analytics tag now stands in collection.json, where the field had been empty since the first build.
The field existed from the first configuration of this collection and was never filled. The owner supplied one tag on 4 October and a second on 5 October; the later one replaced the earlier, which had stood for one build. Nothing else in the configuration changed.
Core is complete. Twenty-two remaining Core records were written, bringing the register to ninety-nine cards with text.
Southeast Asia (Jimbaran Bay, The Sarojin, Pimalai, Four Seasons Koh Samui, Kamalaya, Six Senses Samui), the Indian Ocean (Landaa Giraavaru, Milaidhoo, The Nautilus, Kuda Huraa, Denis), the Pacific (qualia, Saffire Freycinet, Blanket Bay, Huka Lodge), the Americas (One&Only Palmilla, Rosewood Mayakoba, Kona Village) and the Mediterranean (Hotel du Couvent, Six Senses Douro Valley, La Residencia, Amanruya). Eleven of the twenty-two carry no published site area; each says so in its own text rather than estimating one. Two record a property disagreeing with itself — Six Senses Samui on eight hectares against nine and sixty-six villas against sixty-seven, and One&Only Palmilla on its accommodation count — and both figures are carried in each case. One secondary figure was rejected outright: the forty-four hectares given for Landaa Giraavaru is identical to Reethi Rah's published area in this same register, and no area is carried for Landaa Giraavaru as a result.
A fourth rung on the ownership ladder, found by writing three Core cards in one week: the estate whose boundary lies inside a larger private boundary it does not control.
qualia holds the northern point of Hamilton Island, seven hundred and forty hectares owned entire by qualia's own owners and shared with four other hotels. One&Only Palmilla holds two hundred and fifty acres inside a master plan of about nine hundred. Rosewood Mayakoba is one of four hotels inside five hundred and ninety-five gated acres of mangrove whose gate is not its own, and its share of that acreage is nowhere published. In all three the register now records two boundaries rather than one, and says which of them the hotel holds.
Forty-five names on written cards linked to the Library's home page instead of to a record. Links now render only where the Library holds an article.
Codes issued by the Library before their article is written carry an empty address. This register's conversion joined the Library's domain to that empty address and produced a working link to the home page — a name that promised a record and delivered a front door. The fault was in this collection's import, not in the kit, which already skips a person with no address. It had been live since the fifty codes of 17 September. The code stays on each record; the link appears when the article does.
Six sentences removed or rewritten because they stated facts no source supported. Each had been added to bring a paragraph up to its minimum length.
A rule that villas at Soneva Jani are never built within sight of one another; a claim that guests at Six Senses Yao Noi never use the island's road; two private bathing pavilions at Amanemu; a hawksbill turtle programme at Jumby Bay that no source on the record names; bicycle distance to Marrakech from Amanjena; and a staff closure at La Samanna. None was in the sources behind its card. They were replaced with facts already carried in each card's own Sources, or removed. The register fills paragraphs from its sources, not from its imagination; this entry records the six occasions it did not.
LHL-E-203 · LHL-E-330 · LHL-E-169 · LHL-E-003 · LHL-E-240 · LHL-E-277
Introductions written for every hub: eight shelves, nine regions, six series and twenty-two countries carrying five records or more.
Counts inside those texts are computed from the register at build time rather than typed. The kit shipped the Private Island Resorts introductions and changelog in these files; both were replaced rather than edited.
The House property key descended into 361 of 378 records from a House decision file. Seventeen carry no key and each has a stated reason.
Joined by construction, never by name. The export named this collection by series letter only; the key came from a decision, not a match.
Fifty-seven person names printed in the cards were submitted to the Library; fifty codes were issued, sixteen found already held, one refused as a practice rather than a person.
An earlier count of ninety-four had been taken across all origin fields without separating people from operating companies.
La Reserve de Beaulieu removed from this collection and its code retired.
A building on a public boulevard with a seawater pool at the sea wall holds no territory. Ruled Legendary Addresses by the House; the number stays empty.
LHL-E-067
The collection's code series moved from LHL-R to LHL-E.
R passed to the Library's residences. Nothing was renumbered by the change of letter.