tegwick 71a8c1424b Reconcile pattern metadata and prepare contrasting primary-source inputs

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source_id	title	author	locator	version	accessed	evidence_kind	excerpt_scope
SRC-0002	Local-first software: You own your data, in spite of the cloud	Martin Kleppmann; Adam Wiggins; Peter van Hardenberg; Mark McGranaghan	https://www.inkandswitch.com/essay/local-first/	April 2019 web essay; accessed 2026-09-24; associated Onward! 2019 DOI 10.1145/3359591.3359737	2026-09-24	primary	authority-placement pilot; not a full-source review

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Editorial scope (not source text)

This packet isolates authority placement. Only the quotation is original source text. It is a contiguous fragment of the final sentence in the located paragraph; the beginning of that sentence is omitted. The rest of the essay, its prototypes, replication algorithms and product comparisons are outside this packet.

Passage A — Seven ideals for local-first software, paragraph 3, final sentence fragment

we treat the copy of the data on your local device — your laptop, tablet, or phone — as the primary copy.

Investigation question (editorial)

What distinguishes a primary local copy from a subordinate cache? What additional sources or passages are needed to establish persistence, concurrency and recovery?

Excerpt boundary

Do not infer that this fragment defines merge semantics or makes every copy an unrestricted writer. Its parent essay's domain and exceptions need separate review.

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